Silver Horde

[M.T. WALLET]

Just wondering if anybodys had tried these lures and whats the best way to rig up,i bought the pink splaterback and am going to try it @ french creek on sat.thx in advance MT

 

[Dogbreath]

You mean these?

Rig 'em like this on a 42" leader make sure the trailing hook is well outside the skirt.Haven't used red hooks but did have a few glo beads around-can't hurt.

 

[M.T. WALLET]

Those are exactly what i was talking about,have u had any luck with them Dog?thx by the way MT.

 

[Dogbreath]

Yes they are killer</u> baits a bargain @ half the price! [8D]

 

[M.T. WALLET]

RIght on i can't wait to try i'll post my results sat. night when i get home thx again dog.cheers MT

 

[Enniberg]

I think I recall that IronNoggin said he did extremely well with the copcar version.

Personally I have tried the copcar, blue splatterback and purple splatterback - caught fish on the purple splatterback only, but generally did not find these lures productive.

I suspect it is very important how these lures are rigged and I probably did not do mine quite right.

On the other hand I found the Silver Horde Coho Killer spoons very impressive - caught lots of fish on them. Only problem is they get straightened out when fighting a fish and need to be bent back in shape, which causes the paint to peel off.

 

[ferret]

cut the hook off the spoon, put on a split ring,swivel, and a new hook, trails a bit more behind the spoon but works fine and saves your spoon.
cheers ferret

 

[Teja]

I have tried four of the colors this year and each has caught fish for me ... cop car has caught both spring and and a few sockeye while in the sockeye schools, army truck has caught spring, and uv chartreuse and uv green have caught both spring and coho.

I have rigged them similar to Dogbreath's pictures above.

 

[Capt.T]

they work! I use the army truck caught a 20+ spring on it last week. work better inshore than offshore. last year caught some nice fish on them, springs and coho. the fish I caught last week was on a 7 foot leader and green flasher. here's a pic of my wife with a 15 lb coho caught on one at pill point. a.k.a "the lazer hoochy"
http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/zz119/torando/IMGP0634.jpg

 

[Slabby20]

I've always had great success with the Ace Hi Fly ever since they came out a few years back. The hardest thing is picking the right color/pattern from all of the choices.

Here's a link that might help with rigging them. ** It's important to only put scent on the head and not on the body because it will ruin the fly.

http://www.salmonuniversity.com/pr_product_reviews_ace-Hi.html