Cut the handle off an old spoon and use both pieces to make your own fishing lures. They're sure to attract some tasty fish to your line. To make your own fishing lures, start with an old tablespoon ...

On a fishing boat near Sugar Island in the Detroit River — With the morning sun beating down on him, John Cleveland reeled in a northern pike using a Hot Mackerel Dardevle spoon. At 24 inches, the ...

The Viper Spoon Add your own bait and get ready to set the hook! The Viper Spoon is made for saltwater and freshwater, as well as all game fish. It's now available.

You could say that David “Mick” Liedle holds a certain allure for walleye. About 20 years ago, the former Asarco smelter welder tried walleye fishing, and after a “spectacular” outing at Fort Peck ...

Ed Forrestal, a.k.a. E & M Custom Tackle, is churning out fish-catching spoons and plugs in his Duluth basement. Ed Forrestal uses a hairdryer to dry paint before adding the next color on a custom ...

THOUSANDS of fishing enthusiasts were lured to the Ipswich Showgrounds, hook, line and sinker for the return of the Australian Lure and Fly Expo. The two-day event featured about 80 exhibitors from ...