Flasher/spoon

[fisherman279]

New to salmon fishing and I hear a lot of people using flashes with flys and meat. Just wondering if anyone uses flasher with spoons? If so what size of flashed and what leader length?

 

 

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[final flight]

NBK spinnie 18” floro leader regular NBK stinger..... awesome first light combo.


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[hard knox]

You dont here alot of talk about it but trust me i allways run spoons behind padels and spin doctors just use a long leader to the spoon as it does not need action from the padel .

[Crestliner1850]

On ‎6‎/‎14‎/‎2018 at 8:18 PM, hard knox said:

You dont here alot of talk about it but trust me i allways run spoons behind padels and spin doctors just use a long leader to the spoon as it does not need action from the padel .

What length of leader you normally use?

[Sk8man]

Don't always get stuck thinking flasher or Spin Doc because the old style dodger /spoon combination can often impart better action to the spoon depending on what you are running and may tolerate speed a bit better within the range of the spoon.

[Crestliner1850]

14 minutes ago, Sk8man said:

Don't always get stuck thinking flasher or Spin Doc because the old style dodger /spoon combination can often impart better action to the spoon depending on what you are running and may tolerate speed a bit better within the range of the spoon.

Yes sure I sometime use a size 0 trashcan dodger with a flutter spoon 3 to 4 feet behind on lake Champlain for lakers, works great. But I never tried a spoon behind a flasher or spin doc, was wondering what length of leader most guys use.

[hard knox]

I run about 6 to 8 feet behind flasher !

[Crestliner1850]

2 hours ago, hard knox said:

I run about 6 to 8 feet behind flasher !

 

On 6/4/2018 at 5:17 PM, final flight said:

NBK spinnie 18” floro leader regular NBK stinger..... awesome first light combo.


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Two different lengths I will put to test on Champlain salmon. I guess spoons are more versatile. 

[garrymny]

I have been using Mack's inline spinning attractors, with spoon about 3 feet behind and I like them, no drag.

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