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Rockworld - Grain and Pellet Shovel

Mivardi Bait Spoon
Baiting Spoon

SPOMB Scoop
SPOMB Bait Rocket Filling Spoon

Mivardi Throwing Spoon Mini
Mini Baiting Spoon

Mivardi Throwing Spoon Medium
Medium Baiting Spoon

RidgeMonkey Bait Spoon
Baiting Shovel

Mivardi Throwing Spoon Handle
Baiting Spoon Handle

Gardner Munga Spoon (Pair)
Baiting Spoon 2 pcs.

Starbaits SB Scoop XL Particle
Large Grain Scoop

RidgeMonkey Nite Glo Bait Spoon
Baiting Shovel

Nash Boilie Spoon
Boilie Throwing Spoon

Fox Distance Baiting Spoon
Baiting Spoon

Trakker Baiting Spoon Float
Trakker Baiting Spoon Float

Trakker Baiting Spoon
Bait Spoon Compatible with Baiting Pole

Fox Baiting Spoon Mini
Fox Baiting Spoon

Fox Baiting Spoon Boilie
Fox Baiting Spoon

Mivardi Throwing Spoon Handle Large
Long Handle for Baiting Spoon

Fox Baiting Spoon Particle
Fox Baiting Spoon

Fox Baiting Spoon Large
Fox Baiting Spoon

Strategy Bait Spoon Compact Solid
Compact Baiting Spoon

Strategy Bait Spoon Wide Solid
Baiting Spoon

Nash Bushwhacker Pole Rollers
Bushwhacker Pole Moving Rollers

Strategy Bait Spoon Long with Holes
Long Baiting Spoon with Holes

Fox Horizon X Distance Baiting Pole 8ft
One-Piece Horizon X Distance Throwing Stick for Spod Rockets
A baiting spoon is used to scatter bait around the fishing spot, as well as to facilitate its mixing in a bucket. Every carp angler should have a baiting spoon in their gear, as it significantly eases the fishing process. There are many different types of spoons or baiting paddles available on the market, adapted to various baiting techniques.
Distinctive Features of a Baiting Spoon
Shape - Spoons come in various shapes that facilitate their use under different conditions. Wide, large spoons make it easier to scoop more bait and scatter it around the rig when fishing with a bait boat, while elongated spoons with an oval finish are excellent for baiting at longer distances. Spoon shapes are also designed to comfortably scoop bait directly from the bucket.
Holes - We can find models with and without holes on the market. While holes are useful when baiting with dry boilies or pellets, scooping grains from a bucket filled with water can be cumbersome. Holes allow excess water to drain, making it much more comfortable to bait the fishing spot.
Thread - A baiting spoon comes either with a permanently fixed, typically short handle, or with a thread. The thread allows for the attachment of the spoon to a short handle or a long pole, which significantly improves the range of the scattered bait.