SPOONS IN SALTWATER - CASTING SPOONS, WHY YOU SHOULD USE THEM 

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SPOONS IN SALTWATER - CASTING SPOONS, WHY YOU SHOULD USE THEM
Spoons have been a saltwater staple for a long time - before the advent of lures came about. Spoons are very versatile lures that can be used in shallow or deep water for any fish that eats smaller fish. Their decline over the years is attributed to the rise of more modern methods, but it doesn't mean that they can not catch fish - it's just that they are quite simple and not as good looking to fishermen these days. I have been using them since I was a kid and caught my first fish on a lure with a spoon - needless to say, spoons have been part of my fishing system for a very long time and I will continue to use them for a very long time.
Spoons have been a mainstay in saltwater fishing for a long time. Giving way to more "modern" types of lures, they have been relegated to the background - an easy manufacturing process means it is easily copied and certainly, thes very effective lures have been not only copied but mutated. You can now find most of the popular models or a mutation for sale all over the world. Spoons are not the most complicated of lures, using them is not really complicated - just cast and retrieve and the spoon will work - they can be cast, jigged, hopped on the bottom, retrieved subsurface or mid depth and they work their magic, when fish are boiling, you can buzz them on top and is a killer!
Spoons can be presented in a variety of ways and depending on the shape of the spoon, can be used in shallow or deep water, from the bottom all the way to the top. Their versatility is only matched by the angler's creativity and ability to adapt them into different situations. Spoons are and will always be some of the world's most enduring lures - surviving the test of time and the many modern ways of fishing that are available to the angler - in fact, a lot of what we see now are just mutations of this very effective lure.
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