deadeyenevermisses
7/11/2011 10:39:00 AMAw C'mon stan, there's quite a few of us out here who remember Gypsy King's real well, both fly rod weight and casting.
stan42flyer
7/11/2011 11:28:00 AMHey deadeye,
Thanks for the comment. My grandfather collected Gypsy King spoons everywhere he went, in every color known to man. I got all his fishing stuff when he passed away. I still have a bunch of the spoons, and am hoarding them. They seem to get bites sometimes when nothing else will.
Thanks for the comment. My grandfather collected Gypsy King spoons everywhere he went, in every color known to man. I got all his fishing stuff when he passed away. I still have a bunch of the spoons, and am hoarding them. They seem to get bites sometimes when nothing else will.
Lotech Joe
9/30/2011 6:07:00 AMI was trying to figure out what a Gypsy King looks like so I googled it. Turns out I have about a dozen of them in my tackle box in almost never used condition. They're all about 2" long and in a bunch of different colors. They're kind of like a Daredevil knockoff if I have my facts right. I think I'm heading to Badger this Monday--I'll have to give them a try. Thanks for the report.
stan42flyer
9/30/2011 8:55:00 AMThanks for the response, Lotech.
My Gypsy King Spoons are just barely over an inch long, maybe an inch and a quarter, and VERY thin metal. The shape at the hook end, with a fairly deep concave dish, seems to give it a better wobble than most spoons you can buy now.
Also, hate to disappoint you, but Badger closes today, September 30.
My Gypsy King Spoons are just barely over an inch long, maybe an inch and a quarter, and VERY thin metal. The shape at the hook end, with a fairly deep concave dish, seems to give it a better wobble than most spoons you can buy now.
Also, hate to disappoint you, but Badger closes today, September 30.
Lotech Joe
9/30/2011 9:44:00 AMThanks for the heads-up Stan. Getting caught fishing out of season could have been an ugly experience. I was thinking it closed Oct 31. Don't know why there is a difference in closure dates between so many lakes. I should have known, I've been fishing Eastern Washington for almost 60 years. Looks like we'll be heading to either Chapman or Marshall.
