Disco Minnow Junior Spoon - Trout & Salmon
Disco Minnow Junior Spoon - Trout & Salmon
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The Disco Minnow Junior Spoon is the finesse choice when conditions demand a compact baitfish profile that performs across a wide range of trolling speeds. Its slim minnow-shaped body produces a side-to-side flash action that mimics the lateral flash of small baitfish, triggering strikes from rainbow trout and landlocked salmon that have become selective to heavier hardware. The hammered and painted finishes maximize light reflection in both clear and off-color water. Available in nine color patterns that cover the full spectrum of trout and salmon forage throughout the season.
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What is the Disco Minnow Junior Spoon best for?
It is a compact casting and trolling spoon built for rainbow trout and landlocked salmon. The slim minnow-shaped body throws a tight side-to-side flash that imitates small baitfish. Cast and retrieve near shorelines or troll it clean to cover water and trigger reaction strikes.
How fast should I troll the Disco Junior Spoon?
This is a spoon, so run it clean without a dodger. It holds its side-to-side action across a wide range of trolling speeds, so you can pull it fast to search or slow it over marked fish. Vary speed until you find the wobble that draws strikes.
What colors does the Disco Junior Spoon come in?
It comes in nine hammered and painted patterns: Green Rainbow, Blue Rainbow, Yellow Rainbow, Disco Purple, Disco Red, Disco Orange Green, Disco Yellow Rainbow, Disco Rainbow, and Disco Blue Rainbow. The reflective finishes maximize light flash, so match brighter patterns to sun and darker tones to low light.
Can I cast the Disco Junior Spoon from shore?
Yes. The junior profile carries well on light spinning gear, so you can cast it from a bank or float tube and burn it back with a steady retrieve. Add occasional twitches to break up the flash. It also trolls behind the boat for the same trout and salmon.
What size fish is the Junior Spoon for?
The junior, compact size suits pan-sized to average rainbow trout and landlocked salmon rather than trophy fish. Its small baitfish profile matches the forage these fish key on in most lakes. Step up to a larger spoon when you are targeting bigger, deeper salmon.
What should I pair with the Disco Junior Spoon?
Keep Mini Grubs in the same trout box for finesse days. When fish ignore hard flash and want a softer, slower look, switch from the spoon to a small soft-plastic grub. Running both lets you match the mood of the lake and keep bites coming on tough days.







