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Effective casting lures for Northerns
 Mepps Comet Minnow
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No self-respecting northern pike fisherman has a tackle box without a Mepps Comet Minnow! This is a #4 which is a popular size. It's a particularly enticing piece of rubber tackle and I've seen them get so shredded by northern teeth that they wouldn't stay on the hooks any longer. The #4 is a good sized bait and will keep you setting the hook all day long. Darn, I hate it when that happens! |
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| Here's a lunker spoon that's not only hard to find, it's also effective. Available in brilliant gold or silver. Cast this wobbling, weedless, flasher in alongside weed beds and over the tops of weeds as well. Vary your retrieve to make it appear to be a hesitant minnow - darting and and gliding, with an occasional jerk or twitch and then watch out! | Red Rock Spinner Spoon
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Haukie Spoons from Red Rock Tackle!
"Haukie" is Finnish for Northern Pike
Hooked Northwind
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Silver Spoon |
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To the untrained eye this looks just like a spoon with an advertisement on it. To a northern pike, it is something to crushed and torn up, over and over, until there are teeth marks in the paint. White with a little red is a very effective color combo. Buy one and you won't be disappointed. Equipped with an Eagle Claw Lazer Sharp treble hook. Incredibly sharp so be careful! Works great on overcast days.
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This is one silver spoon you wouldn't want in your mouth. Nice action with a super-brite nickle finish. Put your sunglasses on when casting. Effective on bright, sunny days and could also be used for lakers in May/June when they aren't down deep. For trout, troll it slowly in Kekakabic Lake in the evenings along shore or cast and retrieve slowly. Also equipped with Eagle Claw Lazer Sharp Treble Hook so handle with care!
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