FYI - Fast Limit dodgers for $7 at Fisherman's

I was looking for Yakima Bait "Fast Limit" kokanee dodgers and was pleased to find them at the Oregon City Fisherman's, and on sale for $7 (regularly $8.50 I believe).

Resident koke addict UplandSandpiper had recent success with these so I'm looking forward to using them in the event I decide to be humiliated by catching zero kokanee again. I'm hoping they also work for trout, which I am able to actually catch on occasion.

  What length are those ? Wonder if they would work for salmon

  What length are those ? Wonder if they would work for salmon

Yes. 

It's about 4" long.

It's a good thing I don't live any closer to Fisherman's than I do....
Those look great, would love to get a couple.  It was pretty fun seeing Tyler's kokanee success on these during March Madness at Merwin.

  What length are those ? Wonder if they would work for salmon

Mark these are actually FST spoons flipped around backwards. You can just tie a hook directly on the flasher itself and the fall kings will hit them.

Good investment Captain Redbeard!

  What length are those ? Wonder if they would work for salmon

Mark these are actually FST spoons flipped around backwards. You can just tie a hook directly on the flasher itself and the fall kings will hit them.

 I can see that happening......
 I went to YBC 's website right after I posted the question. Thanks for all the replies though.

'fst spoons"...That sure brings back memories. Back in the early 50's when I was a kid a small FST spoon half brass, half chrome was a real searun cut killer. All you needed was 10' of water at high tide over a gravel bottom in the evening and you were in business. Also a larger size with the big siwash hook' spoon also brass and chrome 18" behind a chrome dodger and you had a Hood Canal coho killer. Those were the days, large limits, no seasons, no license, no punch cards, not many fisherman and lots of large salmon. Darn...those were good times for sure...warf