Sharkman Blog

                        Shark Tournament Spoons 4 Inch Mag               Real Shark Facets: Glow in the Dark on back side                            Send all inquiries to shark@sharkcannonballs.com   Limited supply in stock.  We are waiting for the first shipment of 2000 spoons.    

First public viewing of the new Shark Trolling Spoon at Burn's Fishing in Burlington Ontario First Shark Spoon Just a short note from Sharkman regarding our series of Shark Trolling Spoons.  Sample's are on view for the first time at Burn's Fishing in Burlington, Ontario.  We are anticipating our first shipment soon; look for them in your favourite tackle shops or online at the Shark Superstore.  The facets make the Shark Cannonball work the way it does; the same facets make the Shark Trolling Spoons work just as well. Best Regards Sharkman Real Shark Facets                                        Blue and Silver 4 Inch Shark Mag Trolling Spoon               ...

Hi Ed: The Sharks are still doing their magic in Southeast Alaska! My neighbor and I caught this 23.5 lb. winter king a couple of days ago. It is going to be part of our Christmas dinner. Thought you and your family might enjoy the picture. I hope everything is going good for you and your family and that you have a great holiday season and a fantastic New Year! Mike Cessnun

We are very proud to announce Jakt & Friluft, out of Norway will be our new exclusive agent for Shark Cannonballs in Scandinavia. We are currently preparing a full range of Shark Trolling weights for delivery to Jakt & Friluft for early September.

I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream with Screamer! Screaming all the way to the bank: Shark Pro Staff Team Screamer Captain Dave Antoneri

Couldn't have done it without the Sharks! Shark Pro Staff Captain Dave Antenori and Team Screamer 2011 Lake Ontario Challenge Cup Sodus Bay Pro Am Winners

"The ocean salmon fishery opened up this past weekend in Washington, and I finally got to give the Shark Spoons a work out. The spoon performed very well. It produced kings to 20 pounds. Can't wait for the big boys to get here this summer." "The way I rigged it was a split ring to the spoon to a barrel swivel. I attached a 6/0 hook to the swivel. On the swivel I added a mini white glow UV Gold Star squid. The top of the spoon was rigged with six feet of 30lb flourocarbon leader to a ball bearing swivel. This was fished behind a 12 pound chrome Shark weight. When those big kings hit, it was like a freight train took it off the rigger." Captain John Keizer