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Dressing Up a SpoonSpoons take a variety of gamefish. Smaller spoons can take trout, walleyes and perch while larger spoons regularly tackle pike, muskies and big bass. Make your spoon even more effective by replacing the treble hook with a large, single hook. Thread on a plastic worm, grub or lizard to add subtle motion and body mass to the presentation. Be careful not to overload the spoon with too much plastic as too large of a plastic trailer will cause the spoon to lose some of its fish-attracting wobble.
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