Kallom caught this 17lbs 9oz Northern Pike in Lake Diefenbaker, SK on a
Len Thompson No. 00 RT (August 2010).

Carl Seely submitted the above photo and claiming, "That little spoon performed well with the Lake Trout in the Northwest Territories."
(2010)

Walter Drescher sends along a couple of photos of the winners of his annual fishing tournament claiming that it's "one of the most grueling sporting events know to modern man."

Walter also writes; "I have to tell you that the Len Thompson 1 ounce spoons are literally the “lure of the north”"

Jim Kostiuk caught this 44" 20 lb Northern Pike on the Richardson River in Northern Alberta using a No. 4 Len Thompson 5 of Diamonds (June 2006.)

Mike Collison caught this 53 inch Musky on the Thames River, Ontario using a Red and White No. 4 Lure.

Using the same No. 4 spoon on the same day, Mike also caught this 5lbs Walleye.

Jason caught this 30lbs beauty in Lake Ontario on a Platinum Nickel Blue (June 2009).

We got a kick out of this photo sent to us by Chris Wilmont.

Chris Wilmont also caught this monster on a Len Thompson No. 4P FT.

Tyler shared this photo of his Len Thompson Tribute tattoo.

Peter H. wrote "Your spoons do rock!" He shares this photo of a hefty bass caught on Len Thompson.

Brent Sauerhagen caught this 49” Pike at Lake Athabasca on a No. 4 BW.

Canadian outdoors writer Kevin Wilson displays this Lake Trout lured in with a No. 4 YR.

Al Taylor from Olds, AB sent this photo to “demonstrate just how effective LT lures are...If a pike this size will strike it than you know it’s good.” (Aug 2004)

Andrew Markus of Centennial Colorado caught this 50lbs monster on a Len Thompson RW on a trip to Mosquito Lake, NWT. (July 2002)

Austin Deacon (6) caught this large Northern Pike - 40”, 25 lbs 4 oz) ice fishing. (Feb 2007)

Bernie Drevnick from Hudson, WI sent this picture to confirm that Len Thompsons “surely do catch the ‘Big Ones’” (Sept 2009)

Montana’s Bill Snoddy and his son-in-law Steve with a 13lbs Pike and 5lbs Laker caught on a No. 2 YR. (May 2002)

Bill Johnson from Clive caught this beauty on a No.4 YR. The Hobbs Lake Pike weighed approx. 16 lbs. Photo taken by Mike Reed. (2008)

Brad Pallister and buddy Mitch Debelser reeled in some great looking pike and walleye in Lloyd Lake Lodge. (June 2007)

Brad also caught these gorgeous pike in Lloyd Lake. He landed these two with a Gibbs #3 1/2 flame and white ruby eye. Not a “Lenny” - but still in the family.

Andrew Bromley caught this Lake Trout with a No. 4 FT. Photo taken by Dale at the Sportsmen’s Den in Red Deer, AB (403-347-7678)

Bruce Wilson from Saint John, NB caught this speckled trout while fishing with his dad in East Branch Mushquash River. The trout was fooled by his “favourite” No. 00 YR.

Ken Daly’s customers (like Bud Brown holding this large pike) are glad he purchased some Custom Lures to promote his business in Ontario.

Bud Hufnagel from Redmond, WA writes “Just back from Reindeer Lake and your spoons were incredible.. AGAIN! .... these spoons are better than dynamite.” (July 2009)

Calving Kruger caught this 5.5lbs pike at Alberta Beach on a No. 4 Flame. His father notes “The #4 Flame has been a real performer for us this year.(Sept 2002)

Calvin Kruger caught this gorgeous 10lb 30.5” long Kootenay Lake rainbow after a 20-25 minute fight. “They headed straight for camp and paraded the fish around.” (July 2002)

LG Carter claims he's been using Len Thompson for as long as he can remember. These pike were caught by LG and his buddies in Clearwater Bay (Sept 2005)

Jim and April Filewich’s friends (Cau Jarka and Wilbert) sent these photos of the jumbo Perch they were catching on a Fire Tiger (FT) Len Thompson.

One of CBC North’s most popular promo items is a “Hooked on Radio” Custom Fishing Lure. Frank Fry caught this 5 foot sturgeon July 2004.

Cecil Pallister proves success comes easy with the combination of wise fisherman and the right tackle. (June 2003)

Cecil followed up with another good walleye on a No. 0P NB.

Charles Weiss’s illustration “No 4 Len Thompson in the Pike Zone.”

Chris Tremblay sends these photos of Len Thompson successes caught on No. 0 YR and No. 8 FT in the North Sask. River, outside of Rocky Mountain House.

Chris caught this 9lbs 3 oz Walleye on the North Sask River. He says: “Keep making the best spoons in the world so I can continue catching monsters like this one.” (Oct 2009)

Mark Feldberg of NWT Sports Fishing, caught these Invonnu in Yukon.

Mark Feldberg of NWT Sports Fishing, caught these Invonnu in Yukon.

Craig Vincent (Nunavut) caught this laker on a No. 13X RW out of the Thelon River. He also provided a photo of the “small one” caught near Baker Lake, Nunavut (Aug 2006)

First Lacombe Cubs Ice Fishing Day - Len Thompson Pond - Feb 2005.

Curtis Cartwright with his “catch of the year” from the Sask. River, Saskatoon. He adds “Thanks for making the best spoons.” (May 2009)

Three year old Daniel Thacker (top left) beams at the sight of his first ever Pike pulled from Battle Lake on a No. 7 RW. (Sept 2002)

Hildegarde Jabs landed landed this Northern Pike on a Len Thompson. The length was between 46-48” and the weight was over 30 lbs. (Aug 2002)

Dave Cookson, our accountant and fishing buddy releasing one of many fine Kasiks River, Northern BC Coho.