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spearing decoys


charlie1959

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what is everyones favorite decoy ? everyone seems to say red and white,ive had very little sucess with any they seem to want the sucker and dont pay attention to the deek,i just ordered a sunfish about a 8 incher,most nords ive caught have sunfish in them so i thought it might work whats everyones opinion/experence?thanks

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BNS I run two lines and the one with spoon is on merks hillbilly spinner, I might try stacking one line next time

I went to buy a big spoon tonight but they didn't have any at the store I was at.

I ended up getting a red and white spoon, a gold and orange spoon and a perch colored spoon.

I am going to link them together (stack them one on top of the other) and run that on the hillbilly spinner this weekend.

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merk I've stacked the red and white and pink and havent had any luck with that yet and I also hooked up the HB spinner to a locator battery and it works awsome it still wont spin the big decoys but it spins one of the smaller ones. and I am useing small spoons need to go to cabelas and pick up some muskie spoons. I also have add a skirt from a spinner bait and it drives the panfish crazy they start nipin at it witch I think will attract more pike.

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I also hooked up the HB spinner to a locator battery and it works awsome it still wont spin the big decoys but it spins one of the smaller ones.

I spin a 6" with no problem.

I think the string is prob the issue with anything bigger.

If you need more speed increase the voltage by hooking up bateries in series or use a 24 volt batery. That motor can handle 30VDC if you keep it at 30 or under you will be OK.

Did the 9 Volt hold up?

-Merk

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