BRO TALKS ABOUT THE NEW SPOON
“The Tungsten Buck-Shot Rattle Spoon is a masterpiece,” said Northland pro and hardwater hero, Brian “Bro” Brosdahl. “It catches everything, from walleyes, jumbo perch and trout, to crappies, whitefish, and eelpout. I tested it all winter last year, and I’m convinced it’ll be your new favorite spoon.”
Bro pointed to a few benefits of the new tungsten spoon. “It’s an excellent search bait. When I’m moving from hole to hole looking for active fish, the Tungsten Buck-Shot Rattle Spoon gets down fast. It makes me a more efficient angler. And it punches through slush better than a lead spoon.”
PARTING TIPS FROM BRO
Bro only downsizes for perch and panfish only when he must, preferring the speed of a spoon and its propensity to charm bigger fish. For panfish, he loads the treble hook with maggots or waxworms, calling it a “chandelier”. If a fish strikes but isn’t hooked, the aggression usually tears away pieces of bait, creating a natural chum, inviting another hit or drawing other fish to investigate.
The avantgarde angler also likes how forcibly the Tungsten Buck-Shot Rattle Spoon lands on the bottom. Drawing attention from walleyes, perch or crappies along the bottom, he’ll pound the spoon off the lake floor. Successive snaps and freefalls will create chaos in the form of rising debris. The technique effectively draws fish in, and sometimes activates otherwise uninterest fish.