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replacement ice auger spoon


fishhunter88

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Does anyone know where there is a place where they trade old spoons for ice augers. I've got an old spoon ice auger but the spoon is dull and I have no way to use it the way it is.

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I may be stupid here but what is a “Spoon” for an ice auger???
Are speaking of a hand auger???

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it's a blade for a hand ice auger and it looks like a spoon they are old ice augers they came out before the spiral ice auger

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I think what you are refering to was known as Sweedish augers back in the day. You may want to just go and buy a new auger for about $35.00 for a hand style they cut much faster that the old cup style.

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I've got a new mora 6in auger I got for christmas the spoon auger opens old holes real nice so I'm not looking for an ice auger I would just be nice to find some where to get the spoon and the spoon ice auger is an old mora

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My dad had one of those old spoon augers. Jeez. What a workout! As far as I am concerned, if you traded it in along with 50 cents, it would be worth a cup of coffee smile.gif

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my dad is the one looking for it he likes it because he says it opens old holes nice I wouldn't know I've never used one

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You may want to check on ebay. I have one that I picked up at a yard sale that is brand new in the box with the wood handle and a spring you hold onto in the middle that rotates but I wouldnt sell it.Is the spoon wore out or can it be sharpened.

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  • 'we have more fun' FishingMN Creators

fishhunter88, Ask around at bait shops that offer blade exchange.
If you have a shack and no power auger you'll need something that'll drill old holes. The spoon auger works.
I keep my old 8" spoon auger around as a reminder of times past.

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Fishhunter try a secondhand store I see them there all the time. really cheap. and we use to use a file to resharpen them

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Im hanging on to mine as collectors items. Have used them a couple times and wow Im glad for technology.

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