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Unlike no other lure past or present. The twisting and reversing, side-to-side erratic action of the U-shaped Luhr Jensen® Super Duper® spoon draws strikes from even the most finicky gamefish. Fish at any speed, or any angle. A classic lure for trout.
A unique classic lure
U-shaped spoon for casting or trolling
Twisting, reversing, side-to-side erratic action
Deadly on gamefish, especially trout
Web ID: 2905
Rated 5 out of
5 by
AQUAMAN1 from
TROUT LOVE THIS LUREI, used the Super Duper on Rainbow Trout with great success , I caught 3 trout in about 15 minutes.
Date published: 2018-01-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
WisBucky from
Trout SlayerI started fishing for brook, brown and rainbow trout in Wisconsin streams last year. Having only been fly fishing for trout prior this was a new twist. A friend mentioned this lure as a 'go to'. He was right! When other lures aren't producing, I tie on a super duper and I can be assured a strike. If you haven't given this a try, I would grad a few colors and hit the water!
Date published: 2017-05-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Doug75 from
Great lureWorks great. Wanted to for trout fishing but catches bass bluegill and crappie like no other.
Date published: 2017-05-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
105pathfinderfixedblade from
good fishing lure.I have had a few of these lures but lost most of them over time, I had to get a few back because they are one of my best trout catchers. Thy are really good for pan fishing.
Date published: 2017-03-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Electrovan from
Outstanding!Was trout fishing in Arizona and noticed that the locals used a lot of these. So I ordered a few 1 1/4" silver prism models for back in Oklahoma. The local pond is stocked with trout every Dec - Feb. Decided to check it out yesterday. It was so cold the eyelets on my rod were freezing over. Anyway, on my 3rd cast I landed a 14" 1.35 lb rainbow. Caught a couple more in succession. These fish loved this thing!! People around me were using power bait with no success. I'm totally sold on these, especially for trout. Just ordered a few more just in case the inevitable happens and I hang one up. Tight Lines!
Date published: 2016-12-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
fishleft from
They really are SuperThis summer we went to Shadow Lake in the High Sierras.
We tried many different lures, the Super Dupers were the go to lure for Brook Trout. They really are Super Duper ! !
Date published: 2016-10-11
Rated 5 out of
5 by
UPJack from
Luhr Jensen Super DuperI bought the smallest size and thought that was a mistake. However, I can cast probably 50-60 feet even though its weightless. The first cast in the water, I caught the largest crappie I ever saw. I think its supposed to be a trout lure though.
Date published: 2016-07-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BowMechanic from
Best kept secretThese lures are my #1 trout lure. I've used them for 30+ yrs. and have found nothing better. Stock your box with all available colors as trout are very color selective. I had to order online as our local Bass Pro did not stock.
I see people using these very effectively but ive had very little luck with them. Do you guys cast and reel in like a spinner bait? How fast? When you use the lighter 501 and 502s do you weight them down with split shot? I find that the lighter lures tend to stay near the top unless i bring them in slowly. Any tips would be great.
Asked by: ThePete
Use a little weight and real as you would a spinner
Answered by: 105pathfinderfixedblade
Date published: 2017-06-02
When rigging for a spinning/casting setup, do you tie your line directly to the snap? What knot do you use?
I fish using a lot of spinners. I just bought some super dupers to try out, and am a little confused about the snap.
I'm wondering if I should just tie a trilene knot directly to the snap, use some sort of loop knot, or just remove the snap and tie a knot directly to the lure...
Asked by: FishingInKY
I remove the snap that comes on it and use a black swivel snap on the line. You'll need to change colors fairly often, so if you tie directly to the lure; you'll wear yourself out. I have the most luck with the silver and the rainbow. As you know; with trout it's all about color and their preference changes often. If you haven't had a strike in 20 casts, change colors. When you find the right one for the time you can slay some trout in a short period of time.
Answered by: BowMechanic
Date published: 2017-06-02
Will the swivel on this lure keep timid trout from striking it?
Asked by: bassbuster346
Possibly. If I don't have any luck, I'll remove the swivel and tie directly to the line. I've got to know that trout are present in the water though.
