Got some spoons at a tag sale - they're marked Kneubuhler Swiss Made. Anybody know anything about these??
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Got some spoons at a tag sale - they're marked Kneubuhler Swiss Made. Anybody know anything about these??
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...f/100_7215.jpg
http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/c...f/100_7201.jpg
Pretty sure I have seen the name before, but can't remember much about that. Sorry, if it hits me I will let you know. Also maybe snake river knows?
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Quick search mentioned them as steelhead spoons, might find more info from folks in that region.
No idea, they are cool though!
Never heard of them. Should work just fine after being cleaned up.
Maybe get them plated Nickle or Gold?
These are similar to the Doctor Spoon that sees a lot of trolling use, especially for lake Trout. Over the years I've seen several of the ones shown and have had a couple myself. I trolled one in Lake Superior for part of a day until something broke it off. The couple I had had silver plate on them for a finish. I'm not certain what the base metal is/was.
Thanks guys!!
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Originally Posted by Fatman
kneubuhler on search you will come up with the whole page they are still available on eBay also quite a bit more information is Available.They are still in business making spoons probably more noted for Pike in larger fish they make the spoons and quite a few different sizes also noted for salmon fishing they do have a dealership in the US. maybe this link will Kneubühler Special Pike - Schleppfischen, Felchenfischen, Hegenenfischen – Fishing Tackle of Switzerland – Stucki-Thun
In 1976 I bought this spoon in Canada. The hook end could be changed depending on what type on action desired. The lure worked well on Pike and lake trout.
It looks similar but not the same spoon. I also had and lost a KB spoon that that was similar.
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Thanks gang!!! Sent them an email and we'll see what they say.
I would have to airbrush a couple and powder coat a couple more. I like the way they're built. Good find Doug.
this is the answer I got back from the Swiss Company:
This spoon is no more produced, the form are
broken.
Best regards
Angela Neuhaus