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Spoons are confidence baits for covering water fast.

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Trigger Spoon 2.25" - Trout & Landlocked Salmon for king salmon, landlocked salmon, trout - Catch America product image

Trigger Spoon 2.25"

4.8 (58)

$5.45

T-Pex 1" - Kokanee & Trout Trolling Lure in Gold Orange Black Dot for kokanee, trout - Catch America product image

T-Pex 1"

4.9 (96)

$6.95

Junior Trigger Spoon 1.25" - Trout & Salmon in Hot Red for king salmon, landlocked salmon, salmon - Catch America product image

Junior Trigger Spoon 1.25"

4.8 (35)

$4.99

X-Pex 1.75"

5.0 (13)

From $7.95

Speed Spoon 2.5" - Power Trolling Spoon for king salmon, landlocked salmon, salmon - Catch America product image

Speed Spoon 2.5"

5.0 (20)

$5.25

Optimizer Size 4 4.25"

4.9 (21)

$8.89

Junior Optimizer 2.25"

4.9 (53)

$6.95

Optimizer Size 3 3.625"

4.9 (15)

$7.99

Junior Optimizer 2.25"

4.9 (25)

$6.95

Popped-Eyed Spoon - All-Brass Flutter Spoon for king salmon, landlocked salmon, salmon - Catch America product image

Popped-Eyed Spoon

4.6 (8)

$5.25

Disco Minnow Junior Spoon - Trout & Salmon for king salmon, salmon, trout - Catch America product image

Disco Minnow Junior Spoon

$4.25

About spoons

Trout Trolling Spoons and Fishing Lures

Spoons are confidence baits for covering water fast. They throw flash, hold speed, and trigger reaction strikes from trout, salmon, and aggressive kokanee. Use them when fish are chasing bait, when wind adds chop, or when you need to search a big piece of water.

Trigger Spoons, Speed Spoons, and Optimizers each cover a different part of the program. Run compact spoons when fish are keyed on smaller bait, brighter patterns when visibility drops, and faster-running spoons when you need to find active fish.

Best Uses

  • Fast trout trolling and reaction bites
  • Open-water search patterns for salmon and trout
  • High-flash presentations when fish are scattered

How to Choose

  • Size: match the spoon to the bait fish are eating, smaller spoons for kokanee and finicky trout, larger profiles for aggressive trout and salmon.
  • Speed: run faster spoons like Speed Spoons when you are covering water and hunting active fish.
  • Finish: bright and UV in stained water or low light, natural and chrome finishes when the lake is clear.
Questions anglers ask

Which spoon size should I start with?

Use smaller spoons for trout and kokanee, then step up to larger Optimizer-style spoons when you want a bigger trolling profile for trout, salmon, or stripers.

How do I choose spoon colors?

Start with chrome, gold, chartreuse, orange, and pink. Bright colors help in stained water or low light, while chrome and baitfish finishes are strong in clear water.

Can these spoons be trolled or cast?

Many spoons can be trolled, cast, or jigged, but each product page calls out the best use. Trolling spoons are built to run clean at speed and hold their action behind your spread.

What is the best trolling speed for spoons?

Most trout and salmon spoons run well between 1.5 and 3.0 mph. Watch your rod tip for a steady, consistent throb.

What size spoon is best for kokanee?

Stick with compact 1.0 to 1.5 inch spoons like the Junior Trigger Spoon for kokanee and pressured trout.
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