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[ChilliSpoons]

Speaking of Titanium. These flutter blade spoons kill fish and can be trolled at various speeds. I can't get them anymore from the original maker(think he is out of business), so I am going to make some up this year some time.

Speaking of Titanium. These flutter blade spoons kill fish and can be trolled at various speeds. I can't get them anymore from the original maker(think he is out of business), so I am going to make some up this year some time. [/QU


If your making a few extras I’d love to buy some Titanium blanks off of you

 

[ChilliSpoons]

I'll keep you in the loop...a lot is riding on my next move and whether or not what I want to do works itself into fruition. If it does, then I can supply you with any amount of blades from any form of sheet metal. Time will tell, it's a big play for me.

I look forward to seeing what you come up with next.

 

[paguy]

More producers.

 

[MadJigga]

More producers.

Whats the bottom one?

 

[paguy]

Whats the bottom one?

Old martin candlefish spoon that somebody local has put back out on the market.

 

[paguy]

Bought these in Victoria on my anniversary trip last year, Cant wait to get them wet.

 

[saanauk]

A few of my favorites... and I do have a fetish for the King Slayer lures!

 

[paguy]

These Washington guys are going to be so jealous when they see me catching on these things.

 

[paguy]

Those look great.

 

[Dogbreath]

This is the one

 

[scott craven]

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Beer can spoon's !

 

[wishiniwasfishin1]

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Beer can spoon's !

That's awesome. I too have dabbled in spoon making...

Do you have a picture of the back side? And what is the red coated wire you attached your slip to?
Is it wrapped inside the beer can metal?

And most importantly - how does it fish?

 

[scott craven]

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My buddy makes them, the wire is covered by thin U.V. tubing
they fish well !

 

[scott craven]

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This one has been good !

 

[Redfisher]

A few classics out of Sooke’s history. These will kill.

 

[Saxe Point]

A few classics out of Sooke’s history. These will kill.

I live in Sooke and I just got a bunch of these PAL spoons. Brass, bronze, silver. What’s the history behind them? Are they very effective?

 

[tubber]

I live in Sooke and I just got a bunch of these PAL spoons. Brass, bronze, silver. What’s the history behind them? Are they very effective?

https://www.sportfishingbc.com/foru...d-pallister-palco-sooke-history-lesson.46303/

 

[Redfisher]

I live in Sooke and I just got a bunch of these PAL spoons. Brass, bronze, silver. What’s the history behind them? Are they very effective?

These spoons were an absolute staple of the commercial troll industry for years. They were fished bare without flashers and because of their heavier weight you trolled them faster. High end quality and killers on springs. With the brass and copper ones you need to store in hydrotone to keep them bright after you polish them.

 

[Jamill45]

Those freshly painted diamond lance spoons look great. Where can a guy pick some of them up?

 

[Slabbedout]

Hey this thread has got me digging out some of my old spoons.I am wondering what you recommend to remove corrosion / tarnish and then polish to get them looking new.

I was thinking white vinegar or cola bath then rinse and buff up with brasso or some metal rim polish ?

Also curious where I could find glow paint and some various scale pattern stick on vinyl in the Victoria area ? I know someone mentioned Walmart for the paint ?

I have some old Krippled K and smaller Pal spoons that have caught fish but always got the backseat to bait. This year I have committed to not fishing bait for salmon and have been doing just as well, if not better than pulling around anchovies.