BRECKS Mooselook Emerald Shinner Wobbler Junior - Perfect For Light Line Trolling

For all game fish. Fish the time-tested action of the Mooselook at a wide range of speeds. Wobblers are perfect for light line trolling on light mono or sinking flylines, working in current on the drift or open or hard water jigging for trout and other species. They are ideal to run behind a dodger or flasher as well as other attractors. Pump your rod occasionally to trigger strikes from followers. Appears to be darting away or fluttering back as would a wounded baitfishJohn A. Green developed the Mooselook Wobbler in 1938 on Lake Mooselookmeguntic in Maine, from where it takes its name. Its a northeastern favorite in the lake regions of New England and Canada, and a classic and proven trout and salmon spoon for over 60 years. John A. Green developed the Mooselook Wobbler in 1938 on Lake Mooselookmeguntic in Maine, from where it takes its name. Its a northeastern favorite in the lake regions of New England and Canada, and a classic and proven trout and salmon spoon for over 60 years. For all game fish. Fish the time-tested action of the Mooselook at a wide range of speeds. Wobblers are perfect for light line trolling on light mono or sinking flylines, working in current on the drift or open or hard water jigging for trout and other species. They are ideal to run behind a dodger or flasher as well as other attractors. Pump your rod occasionally to trigger strikes from followers. Appears to be darting away or fluttering back as would a wounded baitfishJohn A. Green developed the Mooselook Wobbler in 1938 on Lake Mooselookmeguntic in Maine, from where it takes its name. Its a northeastern favorite in the lake regions of New England and Canada, and a classic and proven trout and salmon spoon for over 60 years. John A. Green developed the Mooselook Wobbler in 1938 on Lake Mooselookmeguntic in Maine, from where it takes its name. Its a northeastern favorite in the lake regions of New England and Canada, and a classic and proven trout and salmon spoon for over 60 years.