Luhr Jensen® Krocodile® Spoons
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- Versatile, multi-species spoons
- Narrow shape and heavyweight design
- Stamped and formed from solid brass
- Plated with corrosion-resistant chrome
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by md9963 An Old Standard
All sizes and colors perform well for different applications. I have been using these for years and, with all the new fancy lures available these days, I still end up snapping a Krocodile on the line sometime during the fishing day.
May 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Laguna Krocodile Smile
We own many brands of lures. Most are very good. A few are excellent. Krocodile is one of the excellent. We primarily fish the Eastern Sierra. Krocodile lures will catch fish weather trolling or casting.
Last fall I fished Panguitch Lake in Southern Utah. I got a late start, somewhere around 10:00 am. I was told that the bite was slow. I did not see many bent rods. I dropped anchor and cast a Krocodile. First cast, fish on! I have no idea how many cutthroats I caught and released. Other fishermen weren't as busy as was I with my Krocodiles. Krocodiles were the only lures I used on that trip; they were the only lures I had to use!
Krocodiles will catch fish. I recommend them without reservation.
March 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by nightwings good casting lure
works well for corvina and halibut , usually in hammered chrome and chrome and blue
January 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Spothunter Krocodile gold spoon, best spoon I ever fished wit
I started fishing with the Krocodile gold spoon about 12 years ago and have loved it ever since. I have caught the majority of many redfish on the gold Krocodile as well as many spotted sea trout. I have also used it to find and catch flounder by slow retrieving it around flounder habitat, they will absolutely slam it. I mainly use the 1/4 oz size but I change the hook to a larger size red treble hook sometimes with a feather or deer hair tied on or of late I have been using a single red #4 circle hook with great results, in fact I caught 12 redfish yesterday afternoon after work. Great bait, I love it and hope that it will show up in the tackle stores better than it has lately. I just ordered 10 from Bass Pro Shops and they had to be back ordered. thanks
May 26, 2012
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We use these casting from beaches in the Sea of Cortez frequently. They work well if allowed to sink to bottom, then retrieved with occasional jerks, catches sierra, corvina, halibut and cabrillaA:Â
Yes, use the 3/8 or 1/2 oz size in gold or silver, change speeds of retrieve until desired results are accomplished.A:Â
It works in New Jersey.Answers
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I use the 1/4 oz for blue fish in the gold and silver, I am not sure what fish you are calling a sea bass.A:Â
The regular chrome ones destroy blues here in the Gulf of Mexico.1 year, 10 months ago
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The half ounce should serve you well. River and lake trout will also attack this lure, so the half ounce is also versatile. Good fishing!
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The rules are simple: match lure size to the forage of your target and if fishing is slow or dead go to smaller size spoons. For trolling, you would choose the lighter 3/4- or 1-oz. size. Ory try 1/2 to 3/4 oz.Q:Â
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Are these lures good for stock trout? and also if they are what is a good weight lure for me to buy?
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I'd go for the half ounce size: It is versatile enough for stock trout, steelhead, salmon and smallmouth bass. I believe it also has the best action for cast and retrieve applications. All of the patterns and colors are productive depending upon fishing conditions, water depth and clarity...A:Â
these are great for all trout, but the hybrid tiger trout really hit these. I like the 3/8 in hammered chrome.
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Ya they are. Dont get anything larger than a 1/2 oz.Details:Â
The product information provides only the weights; it does not provide the length of the lure for the various weights.Answers
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They range from 1 1/2" to 4" and the weights naturally are 1/2 oz. to 3oz. I haven't looked but isn't the description / information listed?
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in inches please. thanksAnswers
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