NuTech Spoons Arrived

[Bud Kennedy]

My first ever NuTech spoons arrived today.  I purchased the 1/2oz model in Chrome.  I have not ever used a jigging spoon but am looking forward to trying them out on some of the deep river fish that I see on my sonar but cant seem to catch. 

I am surprised at how mall these spoons are,  I was expecting something larger but I pleasantly surprised at what I got.    Attached are a couple pics to give you an idea of size.

[njpaulc]

Besides jigging, spoons like that are really good cast and retrieved through schooling fish.   Just cast 'em out and rip 'em back.

[Wizard]

I have noticed bo designs baits for his style of fishing. Jigs, spoons, spinnerbaits predominantly used in highland lakes.

Wizard

[Bud Kennedy]

I have noticed bo designs baits for his style of fishing. Jigs, spoons, spinnerbaits predominantly used in highland lakes.

Wizard

This is a whole new style of presentation for me.  I have watched Bo's video on this product and am still a bit confused about using a barrel swivel.  It appears when using in a casting style presentation the swivel is very important but when using it in a jigging presentation then tying direct to the bait without a swivel is the preferred method.  Deep water fishing is certainly not in my knowledge base or experience base as we don't usually have a lot of deep water here in Low Country.  The river presents a number of deep water challenges to explore.  The electronics mark fish but I just had not method other than deep diving cranks, heavier spinner baits and jigs to get down to the depth of the fish.  Thought I would give this spoon thing a try.  Maybe even this old dog will learn a new trick.   

[TNDiver]

If you thought 3 inches was small, the wife must be VERY happy!  Sorry couldn't resist