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Don't miss out on the unbeatable results this all-time classic Bomber® Slab Spoon produces. The Slab Spoon's wide profile shape is timeless and its proven colors make it a deadly multi-species lure. Whether you're casting for schooling fish or vertical jigging, the Slab Spoon's heavy weight allows it to get in the strike zone quickly and stay there. Effective in fresh and saltwater for white bass, striped bass, lake trout, walleye and largemouth and smallmouth bass.
Web ID: 61317
Rated 5 out of
5 by
scouter369 from
saltwater action!I had a couple of these in my box for hybrids and was wanting something to throw and long way when surf fishing at Gulf Shores Al. Caught all kinds of fish with these, pompano, jacks, blues, Spanish. Awesome bait!
Date published: 2017-07-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jack28 from
Good ice-fishing spoon for brook troutOn a very cold february day, I was on a lake ice fishing for brook trout. There were maybe ten other anglers also fishing on the lake. Nobody was catching anything.
I decided to tie on this spoon and target brook trout on deep structure (20 feet). In about an hour, I caught 8 fish with this lure giving life to it by twitching the rod a little and letting the spoon fall.
The other anglers wanted to own one...
Date published: 2015-06-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jking1939 from
Great White Bass and Hybrid SpoonI have used this spoon for many years, and it has caught literally tons of fish, in particular white bass and hybrids (white bass/striped bass cross). I add a small spinner blade to the split ring, which I think gives the spoon an added flash and vibration. That said, it works great right out of the box.
Date published: 2014-08-11
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Pac0san from
Stripers with bombersThese slab spoons are a great option when chasing schools of stripers......I use them to probe beneath surfaced schools; usually catching larger fish beneath the active ones on the surface. I believe the larger fish are eating crippled shad; and the slabs can be dropped down into the larger fish. Solid hook-ups, and the quality of the treble hooks on the bombers is very good.
Date published: 2013-09-20
Rated 4 out of
5 by
goodfishn from
Pretty good stuff for the priceI bought a couple of these slaps to go sand-bass fishing. My fav ended up being ones with silver flakes.
I found that the 1 oz. ones are better for drop fishing and the lighter ones case a little easier. Whatever your chose of fishing, these slabs are pretty awesome and for the price, you can’t go wrong. One note of caution, make sure you have a good knot on it…and hang on for a good fight.
Date published: 2013-04-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
md9963 from
Catches EverythingI have several different colors in different sizes, and have found an application for one or another in every fishing situation. These things cast a mile, even the 1/4 ounce, and have a great wobble action on the retrieve. The finishes are good, and the slab spoon even performs well as the finish gets knocked off. I have caught large mouth and small mouth bass, yellow perch, steelhead, bluegill and even a catfish with these things. Very versitile lure, and one does not need a lot of "finesse" abilities to fish these spoons. Just throw the thing out there and real it back. Good fishing!
Date published: 2013-01-07
Rated 5 out of
5 by
al77 from
as good as expectedI finally was able to try out these spoons for the first time ice fishing on December 30, 2012 and these spoons were the only thing that caught fish jigging. I was hoping for walleye but the lake trout ( too bad I had to release them as lake trout season only opens on January 1) just loved these spoons jigged with a shiner on the treble and bounced off the bottom. I used the 1/2 oz and 7/8 oz size of various colours and both sizes produced fish. .
Date published: 2013-01-02
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Bassfisher42 from
A Good ProductProduct worked well for striper fishing in the fall
I think the question was, because I have the same one, how long is each different weight? No lenght is listed, only weight.
Asked by: AJ88
Thank you for your inquiry.
The 1/4 oz. is 1 inch.
The 1/2 oz. is 1 1/3 inch.
The 7/8 oz. is 1 3/4 inch.
The 1 1/4 oz. is 2 inches.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-06-02
What kind of knot should I use?
I'm thinking a rapala knot or any kind of loop knot should give it a more natural swim.
Asked by: Namor
A basic hangman's knot works great, but I usually attach a small snap swivle to aleviate any line twist if retrieved too quickly.
Answered by: md9963
Date published: 2017-06-02
how long are these spoons?
Asked by: tahoefisher
Thank you for your inquiry. The size of these spoons will vary depending on the weight. For example:
1/4 oz. spoon = 1"
1/2 oz. spoon = 1 1/3"
7/8 oz. spoon = 1 3/4"
1.25 oz. spoon = 2"
