Clarkspoon Planer Kit - Size 1 Fishing Planer with Rigged Size 0 Silver Clarkspoon - Excellent for Catching Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Bonito, Blackfin Tuna, and More! Rigged and Ready to Fish

Worked as advertised

Using all the time they work great

This is a great rig to send a shiny flasher down deep in the channels of the Chesapeake Bay! Highly recommended.

This rig is great, it comes with everything you need for a mid-shallow depth trolling setup. Here’s what you getThe Spoon - It’s an original name-brand Clark spoon. 2 inches long, this will simulate a shiny sardine when you get it spinning around 3-6 mphThe Planner - its a #1 planner so it’s about the size of 2 postage stamps, fine to pull the spoon.The Yo-yo - It’s rigged with about 30 ft of leader and a swivel. Great for storage and good to fish right out of the box .The real gem here is the 15 page booklet it comes with explaining how to fish a planner, the theory of operation, rigging tips, species to target and more. Sure it’s stuff you may know, but if you’re new to fishing planers or haven’t fished them in a while, it’s a great read.5 stars, great kit for a fisherman of any skill level

This is a great set for smaller pelagics like Spanish Mackerel and for Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) here in the Gulf coast in Florida. The set is solid and works - although I may spray paint the planer flat black to prevent cut-offs from Mackerel strikes. I was out this week for other fish, but did do a quick test on this set and it works well, and is always nice to have on board for those occasions when you run across an unexpected school while out bottom fishing.

Trip easily without a strike i feel

Did not receive the para cord that is pictured with this kit. Everything else is as expected. I am not sure if this is supposed to come without the cord but one would expect it since the photo included it.

Whom ever thought it was a "Good Idea" to put rubber bands around their rigs to hold the line on, was not thinking too clearly. It's almost Impossible to dig the bands out without damaging the line. I finally just gave up and threw it away.