Spoonnows/ wax worm shaped spoon

[quack]

Hey all, hope everyone's season is cranking along nicely. My now wife had bought me some of these off of Etsy I believe and I did some research and found a guy named Cory Eggert I believe may have been the hook up. I also found an account on eBay that is/was possibly him. I have tried messaging these accounts a few times the past couple years with no response. I am mainly looking for these spoon/ jig blanks if they exist or if anyone knows of a hook up. I Know there are similar lures but sometimes you just gotta have that one specific thing... Anyway here's some stuff I've found if anyone can help I'd appreciate it!  -sam

[quack]

https://images.app.goo.gl/cmZASrWvFCNsYE7r8

[hardwater diehard]

https://www.fishusa.com/Al-s-Goldfish-Helgy-Spoon?irgwc=1&utm_source=Impact&ClickID=3VDXq3yQExyIWov1y2z3fUBDUkG3-33FzSQNWI0&utm_medium=2003851&utm_campaign=Fly%20Fishing%20Store

https://www.kitterytradingpost.com/fishing-marine/freshwater-jigs-spoons/freshwater-casting-spoons/als-goldfish-helgy-lure-4247.html

[quack]

Thanks, I might pick up a couple of those to try. I wish they had smaller sizes like a ¾"

[Hatandboots]

Won't the fish just bite the worm and not the treble? I thought the whole point of using a wax worm is to tip the hook, so that they target the hook? At least for tentative fish, or cautious bites.

[quack]

Won't the fish just bite the worm and not the treble?

That bottom picture is one of the spoons I used to have, I took the picture. It's perch pattern, the pattern/ paint could be a multitude of colors. I just really liked the profile and weight of these spoons. As you can see in my picture I had it tipped with spikes, which worked very well for me. It's more of a confidence thing for me, I guess, just really hoping to even find blanks of these spoons.

[Hatandboots]

Oh I didnt see that picture at first, tipping the wax worm imitation with wax worms haha

That would for sure work in my lakes.