downriggeral
11/6/2014 6:46:00 PMNice catch. Those Dick Nites have always worked great here in EWA. Started fishing them with my father in law in the 60's. We fish 18# leaded line with 60' of leader. Always got rainbows when others didn't. Sure would like to have some of those steelies over here on the East side, but hey we may have hard water pretty soon except for Lake Roosevelt.
Tight lines jimfishes2 - Alan
Tight lines jimfishes2 - Alan
ElginFishing
11/6/2014 9:37:00 PMHi,
Nice to see you out at Tye. Here is a link which shows where the God's Tooth spoons can be purchased. Hope to see you out there again in the near future. http://elginfishing.com/where-to-buy.html
Tight lines!
Nice to see you out at Tye. Here is a link which shows where the God's Tooth spoons can be purchased. Hope to see you out there again in the near future. http://elginfishing.com/where-to-buy.html
Tight lines!
jimfishes2
11/7/2014 7:20:00 AMThanks, foryou. I'm glad to see they are available at so many local places. I like the idea of reversing the head/tail for different action. Do they use split rings? That would also be a plus, easier to change or replace hooks. I'll go out and get a few of those today and try them next week. I prefer to fish Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, while my wife is working. I'll have to get her fishing when she retires next year!??
ElginFishing
11/7/2014 11:24:00 AMHi jimfishes2,
The spoon does have split rings on both ends for ease of switching the hook. The steelhead generally prefer the faster action but on the brown trout, seemed to prefer the slower (wobble action).
The spoon does have split rings on both ends for ease of switching the hook. The steelhead generally prefer the faster action but on the brown trout, seemed to prefer the slower (wobble action).