The Jigging World Jigging Flutter Spoons have been tested and proven to attract hungry stripers, making it easier for you to catch bass while having fun fishing. Flutter spoons have become more popular in recent seasons as a reliable technique for catching striped bass. These spoons are highly effective at enticing strikes from striped bass due to their intense flashing and constant fluttering right in front of the fish's face.
Using the Jigging Flutter Spoons is simple. Start by dropping the spoon down to the bottom and then reel it up a crank or two. Lift the rod tip upwards to bring the spoon up in the water column and then let it fall on slack line. As it falls, the spoon will flutter, creating vibrations and flashes that imitate an injured baitfish. Repeat this motion and be prepared for bites while the spoon is falling.
The Jigging Flutter Spoons are available in two sizes and weights, allowing you to fish at different depths. Additionally, they come in four colors that are known to attract stripers. These spoons are equipped with heavy-duty hardware, including swivels, split rings, and Jigging World ZBlade Siwash hooks that can handle bringing in big fish.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are the Jigging Flutter Spoons suitable for freshwater fishing?
Yes, these spoons can be used for both freshwater and saltwater fishing.
2. What is the best technique to use with these spoons?
The best technique is to drop the spoon down to the bottom, reel it up a crank or two, lift the rod tip upwards to bring the spoon up in the water column, and then let it fall on slack line. This motion will create the fluttering action that attracts fish.
3. Can these spoons be used to target other fish species?
While these spoons are designed to attract stripers, they can also be effective for catching other predatory fish species, such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and pike.
4. How durable are these spoons?
The Jigging Flutter Spoons are equipped with heavy-duty hardware, making them durable and able to withstand the fight of big fish. However, it is always recommended to check the hardware and replace any worn or damaged components before fishing.
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