How to Fish Jigging Spoons Full Tutorial 

Best spoon, blade tutorial I have seen to date!! Thanks brother!

As a manufacturer of spoon lures from China, we have made many such spoons but not use them. Usually we, produce them just as our customer's design and requirement. It's great video for us to understand how to use them and how work they are. Thank you very much!

Watching this before work,good way to start my day.The information and explanation is right up there with tactical bassn for me.I love fishing a spoon!

You shared a ton of great information, Den. Thanks, and Merry Christmas to you and your family. I hope the holiday season is a happy one for all of you.

Good video Den ! Merry Christmas !!

Further...., anyone who can't get the concept of how to jig a spoon, simply dead stick them, let them fall while holding rod tip about 800 position, let it stay on bottom a few seconds, then reel back up. Dead sticking is a slower , maby more boring method, but you dont have to try to determine line tension, Just let the spoon do all the work on the fall . It will keep its own proper tension on the lure.

Have you ever tried, just jigging for all species of fish with a Kastmaster Spoon?

Good Video. What about line size and spoon weight to use ? Thanks

Awesome instructional video!

Great and very informative clip , it makes me to recall the best of my wife's and my own fishing memories. Jigging spoons have been the most prefered lures for my wife , I guess , that she was just too lazy to cast and retrieve other lure types all day long(but she would not admit). During summer she would use heavy weight-forward spinners sometimes to slowly work along the bottom and occassionally plastic minnows , the latter only when letting our small boat drift with the wind to slowly toss and jig these over the bottom , so no frequent casting neccessary. But 85% to 90% of her fishing used to be with jigging spoons attached , and , like you said , she caught almost all local species with it , even eel and asp . Our biggest zander of 98 cm fell for a homemade jigging spoon , a wooden minnow body with a lead plug cast into in'ts body , so that it would sink a little slower than pure metal spoons . I have dozens of homemade leaden jigging spoons , that were cast in a silicone mold with a cavity created by pressing a small perch minnow into it . These lures proved to be real killers , so I reckon , maybe it has the appeal of the "real thing" to the senses of the predatory fish , who knows? I also used to change the hooks of my jigging spoons to Gamakatsus(ordinary , no wide gap) or to bronzed Eagle Claw Curved Points , just because these were the sharpest and pointiest hooks around , not only providing a better hook-up rate , but also able to foul-hook one or another fish from the outside of the mouth, as these hooks just do nothing else but stick. We haven't experienced many times , that fish would take our spoons on the drop somewhere in the water column , but maybe this ist just , since we were not familiar to your methods of letting the lure down slowly , that you are hereby kindly describing. My wife had another strategy , which is completely out-of-the-box , if you think of it : She would buy heavier jigging spoons meant for saltwater fishing for cod in the Baltic Sea , with 50 to 120grams(roughly 2 to 4 1/2 ounces)these were much , much too heavy for her rod , but since she did never cast , but only let the lures down , she did not bother . She strongly believed , that these ridiculously heavy spoons would just slam on the bottom , creating a big impact , a puff of sediment and noise to make the fish curious and call them from greater distances. Many a times our fishing buddies laughed and mocked her , but she insisted on her method and her success did prove her right and at some point they just kept shut . Nowadays we haven't taken boat trips anymore in years , but most likely we do stationary bank fishing , just don't feel like sitting in that small boat anymore with increasing age and declining bodily fitness : anglerverband-hh.de/images/gewaesser-bilder/fotos/dove-elbe/dov05a.jpg Picture was taken without us taking notice in winter somewhen during the very early 2000's and published on the site of the Hamburg Angling Association , providing an impression of one particular fishing water amongst a few other pictures. I remember ,that this day the water had frozen over for the first time that winter and we had to break through the thin ice with our portable boat , naturally we did not catch due to the sudden temperature drop , If I remember right it was only one small perch and a foul-hooked small carp, off course on my homemade jigging spoons .

Great video!

I found an old HUR Jensen lure…. I fish it like a kastmaster… I would like to try it as a spoon? (?)

I fish for catfish mostly but I think that is something I would like to try thank you

Good stuff brother 😎👍🏽 I caught my biggest fish of the day on a spoon the other day. I think it’s a very overlooked bait now days.

This was a master class! Thank you so much for this effort

this video is solid gold. as someone just getting starting in striper fishing with slabs and spoons this is INVALUABLE information. Thank You!!!!

Great topic. Never thought to use jigging spoons In different times of the year. Caught my pb walleye at beltzville , jigging a silver buddy off a main lake point. Great show.

Ty so much for making it make sense for me! I’ve been trying to target summer white bass with my spoon and I never connect. I think this will help

Great info, I'm ready to give it a shot. Thanks for all you do!!!!! Merry Xmas

Congregate, not conjugate. Thanks for all the awesome videos. Big fan, great information.

Good video it got the fishing ideas brewing

Fresh!!!

Like the video Den. This one is my favorite. Thanks for the tips.

Excellent spoon tips thank you for sharing!

That weedless idea, I'm doing it thanks!

This a good bait for bass in lakes in CA?

Do you ever try to troll these? Or troll umbrella rigs in lake wallenpaupack?

VERY GOOD VID.

Any love for a kastmaster?

I suspect you can see the line bounce as the spoon is fluttering down…

Great video buddy