Pinhead Spoon

Slim. Flashy. Deadly.

When trout and salmon are keyed in on thin-bodied baitfish like pond smelt, shiners, and juvenile shad, the Pinhead Spoon by Catch America delivers an irresistible strike response. Designed with a slender profile and a subtle rolling kick, this spoon mimics a struggling baitfish—triggering aggressive reactions from trout, king salmon, and other gamefish.

Unlike bulky trolling spoons, the Pinhead Spoon is built for versatility. Its 1/8-ounce weight allows for long-distance casting and finesse jigging, making it a multi-purpose tool for anglers who like to cover water and adapt to different fishing conditions.

Why does the Pinhead Spoon by Catch America outperform the competition? Real precious metal finishes. Instead of chrome or polished brass, we insist on genuine silver, copper, and 24K gold plating to ensure:

• Maximum flash and visibility in all water conditions
• Long-lasting durability that won’t fade like cheap coatings
• Proven fish-attracting power that outperforms mass-produced alternatives

Every color and finish in the Pinhead Spoon lineup has been hand-selected by Cal Kellogg, Catch America’s senior lure designer. With over 30 years of experience, Cal has curated a lineup that consistently produces fish across various depths, light conditions, and seasons.

✔ Troll at 1.3–3+ MPH with a rolling kick action
✔ Ultra-thin profile mimics pond smelt, shad, and other slim baitfish
✔ 1/8-ounce weight for long-distance casting and finesse jigging
✔ Premium silver, copper, and 24K gold plating for unmatched flash
✔ Designed by Cal Kellogg for optimal performance in all conditions

When fish are dialed in on small, thin baitfish, the Pinhead Spoon by Catch America is your go-to weapon.

1. Troll at Variable Speeds – Works from 1.3 MPH (slow flutter) to 3+ MPH (aggressive wobble).
2. Cast & Retrieve – The Pinhead Spoon’s lightweight design makes it ideal for long casts, especially for trout and salmon feeding near the surface.
3. Vertical Jigging – Drop it deep and work it with subtle lifts for a natural, struggling baitfish presentation.
4. Match the Hatch – Use silver for clear water, copper for stained water, and gold for low-light conditions.
5. Fine-Tune for Depth – Use snap weights, lead core, or downriggers to reach suspended fish.