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THKFISH · Jigging Spoons
THKFISH Saltwater Fishing Spoons, 5pcs
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- Item weight
- 1 Ounces
- Product dimensions
- 5.63 x 2.76 x 1.02 inches
Quick take
A 5-piece saltwater spoon set with reflective metal finish and treble hooks for jigging tuna, salmon and grouper.
Best for
- Saltwater jigging from boat or structure
- Offshore presentations for pelagic species
- Changing spoon colors to match light and water conditions
Skip if
- You fish freshwater; saltwater jigging setups are overkill
- You prefer single-hook designs to reduce snagging
Strengths
- Highly reflective metal finish attracts aggressive offshore species
- Streamlined oval design wobbles and wiggles on jigging retrieve
- 5 colors let you match different water clarity and light conditions
Trade-offs
- Treble hooks foul easily in seaweed or structure
- 3.5 g weight limits depth in fast current without heavy tackle
- Small spoons are better for schooling baitfish than large reef fish
Fishing fit
- Water
- Saltwater
- Techniques
- Jigging
- Trolling
What can I catch with this?
- Salmon & steelhead
- Offshore pelagics
- Bottom fish
Which one should I pick?
Choose the version by the size your rod and line can cast, then choose the color by water clarity.
| Version | Color | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| THKFISH Saltwater Fishing Spoons, 5-Piece Set with Tackle Box | Color:A-1/8oz-5pcs | Suits:Salmon & steelhead, offshore pelagics and bottom fish |
| THKFISH Saltwater Fishing Spoons, 5pcs | Color:A-3/8oz-5pcs | Suits:Salmon & steelhead, offshore pelagics and bottom fish |
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
| Pack count | 5 |
|---|---|
| Target species | Offshore pelagics, Salmon & steelhead and Bottom fish |
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