Bass Pro Shops® Strata Spoon
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Perfectly balanced, precisely shaped and incredibly productive, the Strata Spoon’s core is stamped from solid brass to ensure consistency in weight and action. Outfitted with high-quality components and sporting a hammered, fish-attracting finish, the Strata Spoon’s natural appearance and outstanding fluttering action transcends the ordinary and entices spoon-fed fish to strike. Plus, the Strata Spoon is an an excellent winter lure for suspened and bottom hugging bass.
Length in chart is spoon only.
Rated 4.3 out of 5Â by 21
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by EasyWalk Surprised!
Purchased for schooling bass in clear water.Usually use 1 oz Hopkins- thought 2 oz. Strata might be a bit much- it wasn't. Very good results!
January 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Don41 Good Product
I have always been a fan of spoons and love this one. I keep several different colors of this one in my tackle box all the time. My favorite is the firetiger color. This product performs very well for me, is easy to cast and is one of my favorite lures.
July 19, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DATT Monsoon Rains
We have had so much rain this spring, that I have not had a chance to get out fishing.
However, I've used these jigging spoons for over 20 years, and they produce just about every time. I'm always seeking to catch walleye, and these do better than any other type lures available. The only thing that may, at times, out fish them, is live minnows or night crawlers, depending on the temp. of the water. I was introduced to these type lures by first using Hopkins spoons. They were productive, as well, but they are extremely expensive, even if you can locate them anymore. They are very hard to find, and strata spoons are just as effective and much more affordable.
April 25, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by stillcullin winter jiggn
When jigging in the winter months it's hard to beat this spoon for the price. Find the shad drop down the spoon and hang on. The only thing I do different is change hooks to a #4 owner trebble. This increases the hook up big time. Keep cullin!
December 30, 2010
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Casting spoons are fished horizontally; Jigging spoons are fished vertically. This spoon is more productive in colder/cooler water.
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