Dick Nite Spoons

[chrisb]

Since Joe's closed up shop i can't find these for less than about $3.50 each. Anybody know where I can find them cheaper? What about a similar spoon that I can use instead that may be a little cheaper? I use them primarily for salmon in the rivers if that helps any.

[jackelope]

Sky Valley Traders usually has/had a good stock of them. I also know they sell/sold them at Fred Meyers too.

[chrisb]

Yeah but they are like $4.00 there. i used to get them at Joes for less than $2.00.... sometimes $0.97 on sale

[Huntbear]

Bi-Mart?   

[jackelope]

Bi-Mart?   

none that I know of around here.

[littlemac]

Since Joe's closed up shop i can't find these for less than about $3.50 each. Anybody know where I can find them cheaper? What about a similar spoon that I can use instead that may be a little cheaper? I use them primarily for salmon in the rivers if that helps any.

Found them here for $3.05 and cheaper if you buy the 6 pack and they have a price match link on site if you find them cheaper:
http://www.americanmadeoutdoors.com/category/spoons.html

I had no idea those were local:

Address:
Dick Nite Spoons, Inc.
PO Box 175
Lake Stevens, WA 98258-0175

Phones:
Toll-Free: 1-888-321-LURE
Local: 1-425-377-8448

[Rick]

Outdoor Emporium/Sportco have the for $2.69

The last time I was Sportsmans Whorehouse they were about the same price.

You might as well by the locally. By the time you drive to Seattle or Burlington you'll burn up any savings paying for fuel.

[chrisb]

That 6 pack is a pretty good deal. I'll have to bookmark that link and keep an eye on their prices.

[snocohunter]

I wish i would have stocked up when I still worked at Joe's. 30 off months always equaled shopping trips. Now we're stuck with freakin sports authority. I HATE that place.

[CoryTDF]

I love these spoons i call them the " Lake Joy specials" When i was a kid i used to catch the crap out of trout on Lake joy with them. I still have about two dozen of them

[grandpawrichard]

Since Joe's closed up shop i can't find these for less than about $3.50 each. Anybody know where I can find them cheaper? What about a similar spoon that I can use instead that may be a little cheaper? I use them primarily for salmon in the rivers if that helps any.

I work at Morgan Creek Outfitters in downtown Sedro-Woolley (right on the main street....Metcalf St.) we have all kinds of Dick Nite lures. Our price is 2 for $5. We also have a great little spoon that is made by Miracle Lures out of Lynden. The Miracle Lures sell for $1.99 each. I like them better than Dick Nite spoons. Morgan Creek Outfitters is the only place in Skagit Valley that I have seen Miracle Lures being sold.

Dick

[Dustin07]

I wish i would have stocked up when I still worked at Joe's. 30 off months always equaled shopping trips. Now we're stuck with freakin sports authority. I HATE that place.

from your location its probably worth it to make the occasional trip to the burlington sportsmans warehouse.