Dardevle by Eppinger.

[Tony Moore]

Tried a few copies, just seem impossible to imitate, hard to figure what their secret is.

[SelbyLowndes]

One version of the red&white Daredevil was rigged like the old Johnson weedless spoon.  My Dad brought me one from Klien's (I think) in Chicago where he'd been while attending a Savings and Loan League convention.  I caught my first reel'nrod largemouth bass on it.  A long time ago...SelbyLowndes 

[Geoff Roznak]

Anyone who likes Daredevels...try Doctor Spoons.  Different action, bigger wobble.  I've had days where it was one or the other, but not both.

[Brad Eden]

Every kid that fished back in the 60’s-70’s had a big red and white Daredevil in their tackle box. Deadly on Pickerel in New England. I caught a slew with that spoon when a youngster....with my Mitchell 300 spinning reel...which I still have and use to this day. I also remember the Castmaster. I think the fun of that lure was how long you could wing it more than how effective it was catching fish. Best lures when I was a kid were largely Mepps Spinners and surface lures used at dusk for Largemouth Bass: Hula Popper and the venerable Jitterbug. Pop, pop, pop...WHACK! Gurgle, gurgle, gurgle...WHAM!

[Jack L]

17 hours ago, Geoff Roznak said:

Anyone who likes Daredevels...try Doctor Spoons.  Different action, bigger wobble.  I've had days where it was one or the other, but not both.

I also like Little Cleos snd Thompson spoons 

[Geoff Roznak]

4 hours ago, Jack L said:

I also like Little Cleos snd Thompson spoons 

I have a bunch of Little Cleos, but it's been a long time since I've caught anything on one.

I thin I still have a couple of Thompsons, bought up in Canada.