Michigan Stinger Stingray Trolling Spoon – Natural Sports - The

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Michigan Stinger Spoons are a light weight trolling spoon made with top quality materials. Most colors offer three different blank options, Copper,

Michigan Stinger Stingray Spoons

Michigan Stinger has set a very high standard for trolling spoons. These spoons feature a thin design which gives them a fish attracting flutter

Michigan Stinger Spoon Black Bubble

Michigan Stinger Stingray Spoon

Michigan Stinger Standard 3.75 Spoon (Glow) 42 seconds - Silver Back (SH304)

Stinger Stingray Spoons CHOOSE YOUR COLOR!

Michigan Stinger Stingray Spoons come in bright, reflective colors, including new UV colors for high visibility in deep and dark waters. These spoons feature a thin, slightly curved design to give them a fish-attracting flutter action. Colorful Stingray Spoons were originally designed for walleye, but they have gained tremendous popularity with trout and salmon anglers. These spoons are great for freshwater trolling applications.

Michigan Stinger Spoons - Standard Size - SH70 - Double Orange Crush

The Michigan Stinger Stingray is a proven lure by the Great lakes finest Captains! Made with high quality material and finishes, these tournament

Michigan Stinger Stingray

Stinger Stingray Spoons CHOOSE YOUR COLOR!

Stinger — Gibbs Fishing

Every Michigan Stinger Stingray Spoon is crafted with top-quality materials and features a realistic, highly durable finish. Its tournament-winning action is effective at virtually any trolling speed; with its curved profile, the Stingray wobbles and flutters through the water column, pumping out maximum flash and vibration and pulling strikes from far away. Great for cold-water species like trout and salmon, as well as pike, bass, and walleye. Premium hook and hardware. Made in USA.

Michigan Stinger Stingray Spoon Super UV Green Tuxedo; 4 1/4 in.

The Michigan Stinger Trolling Spoon is one of the great flutter spoons for trout, salmon, pike, walleye, and musky. Regardless of what you may have been told, when it comes to trolling for king salmon, size does matter. Don't be afraid to run smaller than normal spoons, even for adult kings. When young-of-the-year alewives make up the bulk of the available forage, tiny presentations are best. Under those conditions, if you think it's too small – it's probably just the right size.