Trout spoon

The most versatile spinner

The spinning spoon is not only the best-known model, but also the most versatile. They come in a variety of shapes. TheAglia is the best-known shape. It's the one you'll find on Aglia spinners from Mepps.

Later, other shapes of paddle appeared: the willow leaf and the colorado. The rounder Colorado tends to slow the descent of the spoon and is appreciated for fishing in streams with little current.

On the other hand, in streams with strong currents, the willow leaf-shaped paddles are appreciated because they provide greater fishing comfort and reach greater depths more quickly.

At SmithaR-S spoons are fitted with a blade with a pin running through it. These spoons are ideal for trout fishing in small streams. They have the advantage of swimming as soon as they touch the surface.

The undulating spoon also appeals to trout

In recent years, wobbling spoons have made their appearance on trout rivers and ponds. Most commonly used for pike fishing, wobbling spoons have proved effective on trout, particularly reservoir trout.

The wobbling spoon is a popular choice with area trout anglers. They are often available in bright, flashy colours.

The more elongated shape of the wobbling spoon gives it a completely different swimming action, which also appeals to wild trout. In fact, wild trout, which are becoming increasingly educated, often react very well to this type of spoon.

Unlike the spinning spoon, the undulating spoon needs to be animated to release all its attractive power. You can make it bounce on the bottom while being reeled in, so it flutters and emits pretty flashes of light erratically.

Our complete trout lure catalogue:

• Soft bait
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• Spinnerbait