walleye express
02-16-2005, 01:10 PM
I'm very honored to announce that I've been accepted to represent Michigan Stinger Spoons on their Pro Staff. And according to Rob (stingers PR man) I'm the first staffer accepted in the last two years. So I feel doubly honored. I'd also like to thank W.F. member "Champ" for His recommendation, and Terry Weber (Stinger Spoons owner) for both having the faith and confidence in me that any Pro Staff position carries with it.
Another thing I'm excited about is that Terry has given me permission to incorporate His Stinger Scorpion spoons into my Spoon Slider Harness Rigs. Last year I was using three different component spoons to make my rigs, and even though all worked adequate enough, the stingers were light weight, had the right kick, and came in the multiple/popular colors I was looking for.
My thumbs are raw, as I just finished making my winter production (350) of my Spoon Slider Rigs in 28 different colors, and will sell these at a reduced price to anybody on the M.S. board that's interested. Once I wholesale any thats left to Franks in Mid-march, their retail price will be higher and there won't be any more (at least not from me) till next late winter.
I'm including a few things for your viewing. I'm pasting two testimonials from two well know M.S. board users from last year, who bought some of the 300 Rigs I made up. Also the color charts of the Stingers and the codes for the ones I've ordered and have on hand right now. You may need to print out the color chart to be able to see the codes. All these Rigs are as you most know, is a winter project of mine, that allows me/you to troll with both plastic and meat at the same time at speed up to 3MPH. I designed them to use as slider above crankbaits, but they can be used with any weight forward rig or with snap weights if you wanted. You can E-mail or P.M. Me for details.
Codes of the colors I have on hand right now.
SH-54
SH-57
SH-81
SH-83
SH-86
SH-157
SH-166
SH-168
SHCW
SHW
SHYJ
S-119
S-126
S-141
S-63
SBR
RS-9
OPS
BBM
PPB
Also have Monkey Puke, Oil slick, Confusion, Watermelon, and Perch.
Yesterday, 08:47 AM
Optimist
Sportsman
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Saginaw
Posts: 6
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Capt Dan,
Thanks for the info!!! Your harness performed to a T Saturday as we went 13-20 off Point AuGres. About half of our fish came on the Confusion/Pumpkinseed Gulp combo! Never bothered trying the slider setup as our riggers and 3 oz bottom bouncers performed well (didn't want to mess with something that was working!) Fish definitely seemed scattered, but all our fish came right off bottom in 28-30 fow a little south of Point AuGres. To the guy who thought your harnesses didn't look to great, his loss!!!
Thanks again!!! I'll be running more of them !!!
tkpolasek
Guide
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: newaygo. mi hardy pond area
Posts: 449
Spoon fed on the Bay
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Headed to AuGres today to do some walleye fishing, only to find very rough seas. The 1-2 footers that the marine forecast was calling for was more like 4-5 footers, a bit to rough for my 7 year old son. We decided to head down to the Pinconning area and launch out of Gambills. The water was a little calmer and seemed to be calming so we headed out. The fishing was pertty slow with the crawler harnesses and hot-n-tots until I slid one of Capt. Dans spoon sliders above a couple hot-n-tots. We ended up catching 7 walleye with all but one coming on the spoons and lost a few other fish. I am definitely sold on them, I ended up stopping by Franks on the way home and picked up a few more. The fish all ranged between 20 and 25 inches, we also caught a few cats on the spoons to.
Good Fishing
Tim
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fishtales 2
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/Scorpion_Color_Chart1.sized.jpg
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/Scorpion_Color_Chart_2.sized.jpg
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/Scorpion_Color_Chart_3.sized.jpg
16 or the 28 colors I have on hand right now.
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/IM000801_001.sized.jpg
Another thing I'm excited about is that Terry has given me permission to incorporate His Stinger Scorpion spoons into my Spoon Slider Harness Rigs. Last year I was using three different component spoons to make my rigs, and even though all worked adequate enough, the stingers were light weight, had the right kick, and came in the multiple/popular colors I was looking for.
My thumbs are raw, as I just finished making my winter production (350) of my Spoon Slider Rigs in 28 different colors, and will sell these at a reduced price to anybody on the M.S. board that's interested. Once I wholesale any thats left to Franks in Mid-march, their retail price will be higher and there won't be any more (at least not from me) till next late winter.
I'm including a few things for your viewing. I'm pasting two testimonials from two well know M.S. board users from last year, who bought some of the 300 Rigs I made up. Also the color charts of the Stingers and the codes for the ones I've ordered and have on hand right now. You may need to print out the color chart to be able to see the codes. All these Rigs are as you most know, is a winter project of mine, that allows me/you to troll with both plastic and meat at the same time at speed up to 3MPH. I designed them to use as slider above crankbaits, but they can be used with any weight forward rig or with snap weights if you wanted. You can E-mail or P.M. Me for details.
Codes of the colors I have on hand right now.
SH-54
SH-57
SH-81
SH-83
SH-86
SH-157
SH-166
SH-168
SHCW
SHW
SHYJ
S-119
S-126
S-141
S-63
SBR
RS-9
OPS
BBM
PPB
Also have Monkey Puke, Oil slick, Confusion, Watermelon, and Perch.
Yesterday, 08:47 AM
Optimist
Sportsman
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Saginaw
Posts: 6
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Capt Dan,
Thanks for the info!!! Your harness performed to a T Saturday as we went 13-20 off Point AuGres. About half of our fish came on the Confusion/Pumpkinseed Gulp combo! Never bothered trying the slider setup as our riggers and 3 oz bottom bouncers performed well (didn't want to mess with something that was working!) Fish definitely seemed scattered, but all our fish came right off bottom in 28-30 fow a little south of Point AuGres. To the guy who thought your harnesses didn't look to great, his loss!!!
Thanks again!!! I'll be running more of them !!!
tkpolasek
Guide
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: newaygo. mi hardy pond area
Posts: 449
Spoon fed on the Bay
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Headed to AuGres today to do some walleye fishing, only to find very rough seas. The 1-2 footers that the marine forecast was calling for was more like 4-5 footers, a bit to rough for my 7 year old son. We decided to head down to the Pinconning area and launch out of Gambills. The water was a little calmer and seemed to be calming so we headed out. The fishing was pertty slow with the crawler harnesses and hot-n-tots until I slid one of Capt. Dans spoon sliders above a couple hot-n-tots. We ended up catching 7 walleye with all but one coming on the spoons and lost a few other fish. I am definitely sold on them, I ended up stopping by Franks on the way home and picked up a few more. The fish all ranged between 20 and 25 inches, we also caught a few cats on the spoons to.
Good Fishing
Tim
__________________
fishtales 2
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/Scorpion_Color_Chart1.sized.jpg
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/Scorpion_Color_Chart_2.sized.jpg
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/Scorpion_Color_Chart_3.sized.jpg
16 or the 28 colors I have on hand right now.
http://www.walleye-express.com/albums/Miscellaneouos/IM000801_001.sized.jpg