The Must Have Spoons to Catch More Salmon

This week we talk about our go to salmon spoons. This episode we also take questions from our live audience.
Captains Are:
Capt. Dave Ellis - www.salmonslayer.com
Capt. Kevin Pomorski - Feed-N-Time Charters
Capt. Micah Schimdt - www.hiatuscharters.com
Captain's Round Table is a series of videos that helps to explain the many questions about salmon and trout fishing. It proves that there are many different methods and ways to be successful on the water. These are all well respected Captains on the Great Lakes.
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Captain Chucks II Premier Salmon Tackle Shop
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[@randyarndt]

Good info. Would appreciate more close ups of the lures in future shows. I'm familiar with most of the names but I think it would help getting a visual.

[@pywifishingandoutdoors]

Another great show, if any of you captains have the time, make a video of how you prep a trip ahead of time and the day of your outing showing the tips you all share. Eliminating dead water, how conditions play, targeted species, starting pattern, developing patterns, dialing things in, networking on radio etc.

[@SALMONSLAYER06]

my biggest boat king came on the silver streak chilly willy lime. chartreuse with green with crush glow tape orange eye. im partial to green dolphin streak and mongoose, very similar to chilly willy, monkey puke, Ludington watermelon, Kevorkian, blue dolphin. orange chilly willy is good too. blue and green and white chilly willy good too.

[@tercelfish00]

I'm a plug addict. I got about 300 pre rapala wiggle warts and thin fins and only use about 4 colors hahaha. Idk just enjoy collecting them. 😀

[@mikelarson8457]

Awesome info, I see lots of greens in that list. Going to try a few above the bridge in the Upper Peninsula 🤟🏼

[@jayrobertson232]

Does Capt Chuck carry Warrior lures? I’m a huge fan of their flutter spoon line. Adam, change the way these products are presented by each speaker; show a Picture in Picture shot of the product as it is presented. This would be a huge help for all of the viewers. Thanks

[@Reel2ReelOutdoors]

Thanks Jay. I do try to use pictures of the baits. This is one of my early videos before I did that.

[@ryanhasse6507]

Nbk spoon great info..

[@terrywepner4002]

Thanks for the video…. Never really saw the colors

[@clyderichardson6475]

When and where do you use purples, like kevorkian? When and where are predominantly white spoons utilized?

[@redlinefishing]

I don’t hear you talk much about timing of when you run these spoons ( sea conditions, early before sun up, sunrise, morning, mid day, bright sun , high sun, overcast, calm ). I think these details can help people narrow down why and when to run these baits

[@Reel2ReelOutdoors]

That would probably need to be an entire series of discussions.

[@1969sofine]

Seaman

[@kirkc5823]

When you take his phone number out will you add mine...😁

[@davidgribble263]

A lot of green in that flasher and spun doc display ?????? A spook is always out and so is black with money back stripe ????

[@Reel2ReelOutdoors]

That wall is about 40’ wide all spin doctors. That is just the green portion!

[@bigslopp1485]

Good gob talking about the spoons but piss poor job of actually showing the spoons

[@Reel2ReelOutdoors]

You can always google them