Ben Parker Magnum Flutter Spoon

I bought it and upgraded to Saltwatrr specs right away because the Saltwater upgrade was sold out. I had a 4/0 VMC treble, a 100 split ring and a 120 lb. Swivel to harness the hook because without a proper harness they can open the hook hole by shaking their head and free themselves pretty easily. I also added an assist hook with split ring to the top swivel in case it gets a head hit. It is formidable! A great flutter presentation from what I've seen.

IREALLY LIKE THE LARGER SIZE SPOON,Time w ill tell,I THINK THE LARGE PREDATORS WILL LIKE IT. the only downside was I was expecting a heavier weighted spoon due to its size,but it does flutter nicely good for verticle ripping.

These work. If using in salt, expect them to wear out after about 25 fish and a trip or two. NBD

This spoon REALLY reflects the light at any depth. Jerk it, reel it, or jig it - it gets noticed by every fish that is in close proximity. Several people have asked me: Is it too big for bass? NO, it is perfect for bass - turn it and look at the width, because that is where a bass will hit it. Buy it. I have really enjoyed throwing this spoon.

Very well made spoon. Sank quickly fluttering on the way down. You could feel the action jerking it back up. Caught several n ice size stripers first time using it.

These casting spoons are the bomb on Stripers and an occasional walleye. Drop it to the bottom and crank it up just as fast as you can and hang on.

Very good lure for large bunker imitation . Large but light enough to handle .

A little pricey