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How to rig a CLARK SPOON best FISHING LURES
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- čas přidán 16. 12. 2020
- In this episode I go over in detail 2 ways how to rig this highly productive and widely used fishing lure, the Clark Spoon. Good for both sight fishing and trolling, the Clark Spoon is most definitely an effective tool of the trade, as it has earned it's place among anglers around the world as a "Go To" lure. Great for offshore and inshore fishing. If you've ever wondered about using a Clark Spoon and how to rig it up and put it to use... This episode's for you.
Enjoy,
Tight lines & good vibes.
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Thanks for showing how to use the wire tool ! You make look easy .
Hi brother good morning i use this spoon in winter trolling for Spanish mackerel and yellow tail baracuda with cuda tube nice tutorial of tying knots and hay wire twists good luck tight lines
Thanks a million for watching. Always great to hear from you. It's one of the great things in life, to share a similar tool and similar methods, yet half a world apart... I really enjoy sharing with you. Thanks again for everything. Tight lines & take care ;))))
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing take care and tight lines brother
Hi Heath, another great video. Always something to learn from you!
Thanks a ton for watching and leaving some great feedback. Always a pleasure to hear from you, and I really appreciate your support for the channel. Thanks again for everything. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;))))
Another GREAT video Heath! Take care pal.
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. Always great to hear from you and truly appreciate your support for the channel. Stay warm & stay safe. Happy holidays. Tight lines &take care ;)
Really great video Heath. Particularly enjoyed the loop knot portion. Clark spoon and Mackerel work great together this time of year!!
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some excellent feedback. Yes, the Spaniards are swimming around, once you find them, you can punish them until they move on, then go find some more. I find them hanging around the piers in like 8 feet of water. I'm not a huge fan of the loop knot, but it's practical when it comes to some lures. Always a pleasure to hear from you. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;)
New sub to your channel. I just have one question, do you need to put a swivel in the rig to overcome line twist? thanks!
Thanks a million for watching and supporting the channel. I truly appreciate it. Your are correct, however the swivel in this application is not connected directly to the lure, instead it's connected to your mainline... Now line twist is all part of trolling spoons, regardless of using a swivel or not. Just be aware. Hope this helps. Tight lines & take care ;)
💯 great info like always!!!
Thanks a boat load for watching and leaving the great feedback. Always excellent to hear from you, and I truly appreciate your support for the channel. Glad you enjoyed. Thanks again for everything. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;)
hi, can i use it for fishing in the beach and pier? thanks a lot.
yes you can try.... might want to put a 1/4 or 1/2 ounce egg sinker in front of it so you can toss it out.
Great video as always
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some excellent feedback. Always great hearing from you. This is one of my favorite lures to troll the reef with. Tight lines & take care ;)
another helpful video thanks.
Thanks a boat load for watching and supporting the channel, time and time again. Sincerely, couldn't get this done without you. Thanks again for all you're doing for the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
Hi. Great video, thanks for sharing
Thanks a million for watching and leaving some great feedback. It's always great to hear from you, and I really appreciate your support for the channel. Thanks again for everything. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;)
Can you do some more wahoo stuff, like making lures, rigs, jet heads, sea witch’s, strip baits etc etc
Yes, I'm currently working on a wahoo seminar... however, this one will take a bit to do. As I have a lot to cover in a short amount of time, so I have to make sure to convey the correct message easily and in a down to earth manner. Also, having some good footage is imperative to a wahoo video. So give it some time, but trust me it's in the works. Take care ;))))))
Great video- could you put the swivel on via a split ring next to the lure and then run the wire leader from that to the mainline to be more stealthy?
Thanks a million for watching and asking a great question. Yes of course, you can do any combination of hardware that works for you. You'll just want some sort of barrel swivel in the mix to counter act the spinning of the spoon. Personally, I don't like attaching wire leader directly to my line, that's why I put the swivel at that end. Hope this helps. Thanks again for your support of the channel. I truly appreciate it. Tight lines & take care ;)
Great video Heath. We've been looking for you on Boca ledge....where have you been?
Thanks for watching and asking a stellar question. I've been out, but avoided the ledge the past couple of weeks. Doing some research and development, trying new things and places. I should be out there Sunday if the weather is good. Always great to hear from you, and I truly appreciate your support for the channel. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;)
Hi Heath, Another good video. Those spoons work great, even up here. Did you ever put a 3" Berkley Gulp Swimming Minnow on the hook as a trailer ? Sometimes I cut the body of the minnow to make it a little shorter. If you get strikes, the fish can really tear them up, but that means the fish are biting. Hope the family is well. Stay safe and good luck, Mickey
Hi Mickey, Thanks for watching, it's awesome when I do an episode on some common hardware that we both use in different ways. That's one of the most intriguing aspects of life, is to see how people go about solving the same problem, with the same tools... the mindset, methods, and tactics are amazing. I've never tried the gulp minnows on this before, just always use it "as is". It's a great Idea though, will most definitely add some flavor. I'll have to give it a try. All is well with the family, we are getting ready for the holidays. Hope the same well wishes for you and your family. Stay warm, stay safe. Take care :))))
Hi Heath, We've had snow and ice up here and nice weather for fishing will be limited. The Stripers will be migrating for a few more weeks and hopefully we get a few warm days to fish. Glad your all well down there. Take care, Mickey
Have you tired rigging a spoon with an Xrap on a 3 way swivle?
No.. not sure how that would work
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This is the title of the video I watched. "How To Make The Ultimate Rapala
X-Rap Trolling Rig For Striped Bass ,Tuna & Kingfish!"
Check it out
No need to cut the tag ins just bend it back & forth a few times & will break off with no burrs..😳
Thanks... That's exactly what I do in the video 😁
dont u need planner to troll this? or this thing have to be troll slow or it will end up on the surface?
Thanks a million for watching and asking a great question. So, when spoons are trolled, the typical motion produced is spinning & waving, whether it is up on top or on a planer down in the water column. Both styles of spoons (clark & drone) work equally as well, with or without a planer. And no, you don't have to slow down. I troll the clark spoon at 6 to 8 knots and it reacts properly and catches lots of fish. If you would like to see the clark spoon trolled at those speeds & producing a catch, you can watching this video where I show it:
czcams.com/video/DAPia21qeSM/video.html
It's a fun action packed video.
Hope this helps. Thanks again for your support for the channel. Tight lines & take care ;)
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing no worries mate done subs your channel. and thanks so much for all the info. but ive tried to troll spoon one time, it keep jumping on the surface n i believe fish wont be interested with it. my set up is braid fg knot to fluro then loopknot attached to spoon. i wonder where is the mistake.
Thanks for getting back to me about this. So, realistically, spoons should be trolled with mono. Mono provides shock absorbency and it stretches to tug the lure through the water at just the right negative pressure to make it react correctly. Using braid is definitely fine, however, you should consider using a long shock cord of mono, about 50 to 75 feet at least... this will give the lure that drag resistance through the water and will keep it down. Hope this helps. Good luck, don't give up on it. Tight lines & take care ;)
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing thanks mate cheers gonna try it soon ✌🏽
Hi...soon how mitar
Thank You Man when you go to the Barber you get your monies worth
Thanks a million for watching and always making me laugh. If a barber did this to me, I'd definitely want my money back. Down here it gets to hot to have a full head of hair, so when it starts to get out of control, and I have the time, I bust out the Wahl. Always a pleasure to hear from you. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;))))
First, you're gonna need a Clark spoon 😅
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Great video as always
Hi Alex, thanks a million for watching. Sorry about the new years meet up. Granny is 90, and her time is limited. Thanks for understanding. Always great to hear from you, and truly appreciate your support. Hope your trip is a good one. Happy holidays. Tight lines & take care ;))))
@@SouthFloridaSaltwaterFishing Completely understand! Let Your kids take advantage! I remember my great grandmother, she lived through the great depression World War I and World War II