Heddon Super Spook - $5.99

Zara Spooks have been around a long time, and they will probably always be in the boxes, bags, and boats of bass fishermen. Well, the old Spook got even better. The Heddon Super Spook is a tremendous advance in the art of topwater fishing. It has great fish catching colors and beautiful light reflecting finishes that will attract a lot of attention, getting you more bites and more fish in the boat. They also added loud rattles for more attraction, and three of the super-sharp Excalibur Rotating Treble Hooks that will help lessen the chance that the fish will throw the bait after it's hooked. Walking-the-dog is easy with this big lure, and when fished slowly with long pulls, it will glide back and forth like a snake coming across the surface. You can also fish it fast and furious with lots of loud splashing. Either way, the Super Spook will walk and talk on command.

#4 #4

Heddon	Length	Weight	Class	Hooks
Super Spook Jr.	3.5"	1/2oz	Surface
Super Spook	5"	7/8oz	Surface

Comments:This is the best topwater bait out there. Sammys work as well, but the side to side action on a Sammy is much tighter, as opposed to the spook which has a much longer side to side action, which is what you need to trigger strikes. My personal favorite are the spook jr's. It seems that the rattle on those sizes resonates the right sound pitch, that catches me more bass. The only color I use is the Okie Shad, not pretty, but who cares if it catches fish!

From:Brian: San Fransisco, CA

Comments:A classic, but still the best. I was fishing the other day, my buddy was using a sammy and I was using a spook, I caught four fish more then he did.

From:Jesse: Phoenix, AZ

Comments:The Heddon Super Spook is the best top-water bait I have ever used. I caught over a dozen largemouth bass, three of them over 5 pounds and a 7.5 pounder in two days. Then I went to the coast and caught a speckled trout on the first cast.

From:John: USA

Comments: The Super Spook is the bait for Stripers when they are feeding on shad on the surface. On Lake Ouachita in Hot Springs we've caught stripers to 30 lbs on the Super Spook. I've already caught a couple keeper blacks on the one I just bought from here. Great bait. My favorite by far on Beaver Lake in Northwest Arkansas. Lots of suspending fish on this lake and they will hit a spook real well in the mornings and on overcast days.

From: Jason Sealock, The Morning News, Arkansas Sportsman Magazine 6/03