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Acme Kastmaster Casting Spoon, Gold, 1 oz

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Color: ChromeSize: 1/12 oz.4 colorsChange
Item weight
0.02 Kilograms
Product dimensions
5.35 x 1.81 x 0.47 inches

Quick take

A 1 oz gold casting spoon machined from solid brass that won't break, bend or tarnish even in saltwater.

This chrome metal spoon is built for casting toward striped bass, trout and salmon in fresh or salt water. A fast retrieve gives a tight wiggle like a fleeing baitfish, while a slower pull produces an erratic side-to-side wobble. Anglers vary the fall and retrieve to reach fish feeding near the surface or deeper down.

Best for

  • Pan-sized trout and bluegill in streams
  • Pike and walleye in lakes with casting distance
  • Stripers and large saltwater species

Skip if

  • You fish heavy cover where hard lures get stuck

Strengths

  • Solid brass construction is durable and maintains its polish
  • Aerodynamic design casts far and produces wild flashing action
  • Brass won't corrode or lose its finish even with salt spray

Trade-offs

  • At 1 oz weight it is difficult to cast on light spinning tackle
  • Solid construction means the spoon is relatively heavy for its size
  • Wild action requires a steady retrieve for proper wiggle

Fishing fit

Water
  • Freshwater
  • Saltwater
Techniques
  • Casting

Specifications

Specifications
Typecasting spoon
Weight1 oz
ColorGold
MaterialSolid brass

What can I catch with this?

  • Trout
  • Salmon & steelhead
  • Striped bass

When and where to fish it

Its silver baitfish pattern suits clear to lightly stained water.

Clarity
  • Clear
  • Stained
Light
  • Bright
  • Overcast

What it imitates

Its silver baitfish pattern imitates shad.

  • Shad

How to choose a color and size

Color

Colors and when to pick them
OptionsWhen to pick itConditions
Chrome/Neon GreenStands out in stained or muddy water and in low light.
  • Stained
  • Muddy
  • Overcast
  • Low light
ChromeThis oneFlashes like a baitfish in clear to lightly stained water.
  • Clear
  • Stained
  • Bright
  • Overcast
  • Shad
GoldFlashes in stained, tea-colored water and on dark days.
  • Stained
  • Overcast
  • Low light

Size

Sizes and when to pick them
OptionsWhen to pick itConditions
1/12 oz.This oneA small profile for panfish, trout and wary fish on light spinning gear.—
1/4 oz.An all-round size for bass and walleye on medium spinning or baitcasting gear.—
1 oz.A big profile for pike, musky and striped bass in big water.
  • Striped bass

About this type

A lure is an artificial bait that draws a strike with its shape, color and movement.

Each kind is built for certain depths and ways of fishing.

Weight decides how far a lure casts and what rod and line it needs; color changes how visible it is in the water.

Facts

This version's specifications
Color familyShad and silver
Target speciesStriped bass, Trout and Salmon & steelhead

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