ACME Tackle K.O. Wobbler Spoon

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Very good for many species

Posted by Julio on June 12, 2019

These are great for salmon, lake trout and walleye when fishing channels and rivers (pier fishing on great lakes). Smaller sizes also work surprisingly well for perch at times. On inland lakes it is… Read More

These are great for salmon, lake trout and walleye when fishing channels and rivers (pier fishing on great lakes). Smaller sizes also work surprisingly well for perch at times. On inland lakes it is great for pike and bass, inland streams some colors work great for trout. Only wish more sizes and colors were readily available.

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A great crappie bait

Posted by DaFisherman on June 12, 2019

These are great bait-imitation lures. I use them a lot for crappie and other panfish. They will also catch bass and saugeye. The extreme wobble seems to make them irresistible. The key is to find … Read More

These are great bait-imitation lures. I use them a lot for crappie and other panfish. They will also catch bass and saugeye. The extreme wobble seems to make them irresistible. The key is to find the right retrieve speed. You can cast them and troll them.

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great lures

Posted by jobleezy on June 12, 2019

found a school (trout) of 5lb ers threw this out and wham, pulled two out in 30 min. works great in my local lake with stocked rainbows

found a school (trout) of 5lb ers threw this out and wham, pulled two out in 30 min. works great in my local lake with stocked rainbows

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like to catch trout? K.O. wobblers #1!!!

Posted by fishrick on June 12, 2019

Ive been fishing for over 40 years. I have spent thousands of dollars on expensive tackle but nothing catches brown trout like K.O. woblers.I pulled in 55 trout in 6 hours trolling befor a tournament … Read More

Ive been fishing for over 40 years. I have spent thousands of dollars on expensive tackle but nothing catches brown trout like K.O. woblers.I pulled in 55 trout in 6 hours trolling befor a tournament here in colorado.Also real good for salmon to.

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Quality and finish

Posted by River Runner on June 12, 2019

I use these spoons for salmon and steelhead on coastal rivers in Oregon. Usually the 1/2 oz. size. To reduce snagging on the bottom I remove the treble hooks and use a single siwash hook. I use them i… Read More

I use these spoons for salmon and steelhead on coastal rivers in Oregon. Usually the 1/2 oz. size. To reduce snagging on the bottom I remove the treble hooks and use a single siwash hook. I use them in two ways. Trolling and casting from the bank. When casting I use the down stream current to make the spoon work just off the bottom. The other method is cast slightly upstream and bounce the spoon along the bottom especially, for Steelhead.