It is a Jensen 00 dodger and i haven't used it yet, but it looks good. And Togue, i know you have come up with some beauties, don't hold out on us.

I'll have to take a few photos of my pimped out rigs....

Thanks Yo, and fair enough. How far back do you like to set your lures from the dodger?

I've customized some of Alan's top guns and a few Mooselooks using variations of the "NH Guide" colors. I'll take some pics and show you my top performers. One is a hammered copper top gun that I painted the reverse fluor. orange with black dots on the back (with gold halos around the dots), and the other is just a bright yellow with black dots -- my own version of a standard Mooselook that I can't seem to find anywhere anymore. I've found that depending on light / time of day and water clarity that this "guide" scheme can be tweaked -- anything from a chartreuse/yellow black dots (lightest) to yellow/black dots (middle of range) to orange with the black dots (darkest) and then whammo...

I also have a lot of shade variations of the guide spoon it is a science to the shades but when you figure it out they can really fill the net. I run things behind dodgers anywhere from 12" to 8 feet. Couldn't buy a fish off a dodger with anything today.

Mr. Adrien,

Can we please see a photo of the "Wonder Bread Spoon"

And I didn't know Winni had Steelheads ????????

Thy

Wonder bread... just a single hook with a piece of whole wheat bread on it. Simple as that... hahaha... some things should remain secret don't you think Adrien? Like "extras" which were not used today...