Check out the Cricket — a chartreuse-green speckled-back spoon that mimics the flash and flutter of insect wings over a glossy pearlescent body, designed to trigger strikes with an unmistakable blast of color. The flip side features a neutral blush of holographic paint that shimmers like an iridescent bug breaking the surface, sending out subtle flashes that fish can't help but investigate. Cricket darts and glints with a natural wobble that “sings” through the water, attracting curious predators the way a real cricket’s call draws attention on warm nights. Cricket’s highly visible speckled chartreuse and pearlescent paint add contrast with the holographic glitter to provoke aggressive reactions; it is especially effective in low light conditions and stained water. This hand-painted spoon is built to outlast the seasons and out-shine the competition, making it the perfect choice when you want your lure to be the loudest thing in the water.
Each spoon is hand painted in California with epoxy powder paint that provides an ultra-durable, highly resistant protective shell-ensuring they will withstand the toughest fishing conditions without losing their vibrant finish. As always, each lure is meticulously fitted with premium hardware. For Salmon and Steelhead targeting we have used Gamakatsu “Big River” barbed sickle hooks, guaranteeing exceptional performance and reliability on every cast. You may know that we usually use barbless hooks, but hundreds of anglers have requested barbed hooks for our Salmon/Steelhead spoons since many California, Oregon, and Washington rivers permit barbed hooks. Obviously the barb can be crimped if you simply prefer barbless or if barbless is required in the waterway you are fishing…each river and tributary has different rules and regulations, but this gives you two options.
Weight: 21 g
Check out the Cricket — a chartreuse-green speckled-back spoon that mimics the flash and flutter of insect wings over a glossy pearlescent body, designed to trigger strikes with an unmistakable blast of color. The flip side features a neutral blush of holographic paint that shimmers like an iridescent bug breaking the surface, sending out subtle flashes that fish can't help but investigate. Cricket darts and glints with a natural wobble that “sings” through the water, attracting curious predators the way a real cricket’s call draws attention on warm nights. Cricket’s highly visible speckled chartreuse and pearlescent paint add contrast with the holographic glitter to provoke aggressive reactions; it is especially effective in low light conditions and stained water. This hand-painted spoon is built to outlast the seasons and out-shine the competition, making it the perfect choice when you want your lure to be the loudest thing in the water.
Each spoon is hand painted in California with epoxy powder paint that provides an ultra-durable, highly resistant protective shell-ensuring they will withstand the toughest fishing conditions without losing their vibrant finish. As always, each lure is meticulously fitted with premium hardware. For Salmon and Steelhead targeting we have used Gamakatsu “Big River” barbed sickle hooks, guaranteeing exceptional performance and reliability on every cast. You may know that we usually use barbless hooks, but hundreds of anglers have requested barbed hooks for our Salmon/Steelhead spoons since many California, Oregon, and Washington rivers permit barbed hooks. Obviously the barb can be crimped if you simply prefer barbless or if barbless is required in the waterway you are fishing…each river and tributary has different rules and regulations, but this gives you two options.
Weight: 21 g