Clam Leech Flutter Spoon
The Clam Leech Flutter Spoon delivers a slow, tantalizing fall that perfectly mimics a wounded leech or baitfish drifting toward the bottom. Designed with a lightweight, environmentally friendly zinc alloy body, this spoon tumbles and flutters back and forth on the fall, staying in the strike zone longer and triggering hesitant fish to commit.
What truly sets the Leech Flutter Spoon apart is its industry-first feathered treble hook, which adds lifelike movement even when the spoon is barely moving. That subtle pulse and flare continues to work during pauses, making this lure deadly for neutral or pressured fish. Whether you’re fishing clear water with natural metallic finishes or stained water with bold UV glow colors, the Leech Flutter Spoon delivers unmatched performance.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Zinc alloy |
| Hook Type | Feathered treble hook |
| Weight | 1.2 grams |
| Finish | Natural metallic or UV glow |
FAQ
How does the feathered treble hook improve the lure’s performance?
The feathered treble hook adds subtle movement and a lifelike pulse, even when the spoon is barely moving. This continues to attract hesitant or pressured fish during pauses in the action.
Is the spoon suitable for both clear and stained water?
Yes, the Leech Flutter Spoon performs well in both clear water with natural finishes and stained water with bold UV glow colors.
What type of fish is this spoon best suited for?
This spoon is ideal for targeting cautious or pressured fish species that respond to slow, natural movements like wounded leeches or drifting baitfish.
Ava Sharp –
Used this spoon in a stained lake and caught a large bass during a slow drift. The fluttering motion and feathered hook made a big difference in triggering a reluctant fish. Highly recommended for pressured waters.
Christopher Cornish –
The spoon moves naturally and stays in the strike zone longer than others I’ve tried. The UV glow works well in murky water, and the hook’s subtle pulse keeps fish interested even when the action slows.
Matt Slater –
Fished in clear water with natural finish and saw consistent bites. The slow fall and fluttering action mimic a real leech perfectly. Great for targeting shy or cautious species.