Junior Trigger Spoon 1.25" - Trout, Salmon & Bass
Junior Trigger Spoon 1.25" - Trout, Salmon & Bass
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The Junior Trigger Spoon delivers the proven Trigger Spoon action in a smaller, lighter profile for finesse trolling, casting, jigging, and stream presentations. Rainbow trout and landlocked salmon find the tight wobble and intense flash irresistible. The compact size is a deadly cast-and-jig option for spotted and smallmouth bass in clear, pressured water. The pre-rigged Siwash hook sits for maximum hookups. Available in 48 colors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Junior Trigger Spoon best for?
The Junior Trigger Spoon is a compact 1.25 inch, 1/8 ounce spoon for trout, kokanee, salmon, bass, and steelhead. Its downsized profile delivers a deadly fluttering action, making it the answer when fish feed on small baitfish or turn finicky in early-season, cold water.
What speed should I troll the Junior Trigger Spoon?
Troll the Junior Trigger Spoon between 1.4 and 2.5 mph for a natural, fluttering presentation. The light, weight-forward body flutters and rolls at those speeds, which is why it shines in cold water and any time fish refuse to chase a faster, larger spoon.
Can I cast the Junior Trigger Spoon?
Yes. The compact weight-forward design casts well on ultralight spinning gear, making it a strong choice for shore fishing and stream applications. Let it sink, then work a stop-and-go retrieve so the spoon flutters on the fall and triggers reaction strikes from following fish.
What color Junior Trigger Spoon should I run?
Match the hatch and the light. Run silver finishes in clear water, copper in stained conditions, and gold in low light. The Junior Trigger Spoon comes in dozens of patterns from Hot Red and Firetiger to Glow and Hammered Chrome, so you can dial in the conditions.
How do I get the Junior Trigger Spoon deeper?
This is a light spoon, so add weight to reach fish. Use lead core line, snap weights, or a downrigger to fine-tune depth while keeping the fluttering action intact. Adjust until you are running the spoon right through the depth where you are marking fish.
What soft plastic pairs with the Junior Trigger Spoon?
When fish want a softer, slower look, switch to Trix Worms and slow troll them behind the boat. Carrying the Junior Trigger Spoon and Trix Worms together lets you jump between a fluttering metal spoon and a lifelike soft plastic without re-rigging your whole spread.
