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Slender Spoon™

$3.50 - $4.00

Species:
Walleye
Species:
Crappie
Species:
Perch
Species:
Panfish
Species:
Bluegill
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The Slender Spoon™ is a bent, ultra-light spoon that offers loads of flash and flutter on the fall, unlike any other bait on the market. It comes complete with a size 1 or 2 snap, which further promotes erratic action. Silver, gold, nickel, copper, and black nickel finishes with holographic prism and glow accents ensure a pattern to match any fishing scenario. It’s still a fish-catching classic after all these years.

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Ice Fishing

The Slender Spoon™ shines when searching for active fish. Its unique thin and beveled body provides more action and flutter on the fall than any other ice jigging spoon. It also increases fishable space, fluttering far off to the sides of your hole with a long cycling time to attract fish from afar. The small, 1/16-ounce Slender Spoon is ideal for panfish, especially tipped with a chandelier of three or four spikes. The Slender Spoon make great ice fishing spoons for perch, walleye, trout, catfish and more. Or replace the treble hook with a single hook or a size 10 Shrimpo. As far as cadences go, both subtle shakes and rapid jig and pause methods can be top producers, as well as high rips and flutters on slack line.

Open Water

The larger 1/8-ounce, 1/4-ounce and super heavyweight 5/16-ounce (which is a heavier spoon with the same footprint as the 1/8-ounce) are ideal for open water walleye and larger gamefish species. Tipping the treble with a minnow head or perch eye (where legal) is a great way to add a bit of scent and really fire up schools of fish!

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Do you want some tricks for bagging more big fish when you're out?  Check out these articles:

Getting Fired Up About Slender Spoons, The Best Glow Jigs & Spoons to use for Ice Fishing for Walleye, Crappie & Perch!, and Choosing The Right Jig For Bluegill Success: Catch More Fish. There are more articles on our blog that will help you learn how to fish a spoon with great success.

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