Spinner Spoon Metal Sinking Blade Lure 7g 10g 16g 20g Treble Hook

Key Features

• Carbon Steel Body — The lure body is made of carbon steel.
• Treble Hooks — The treble hooks are strong and durable, suitable for freshwater and seawater use.
• Double-Circle Rings — The enhanced double circle ring increases resistance when pulling.
• Fish-Attracting Skin — The simulated fish skin design helps attract big fish.

Product Specifications

• Material: Carbon steel
• Weight: 7 g (0.25 oz)
• Piece Count: 1 pcs
• Package Included: 1 fishing lure

What It Is / How It Works

This is a metal sinking blade fishing lure made of carbon steel. It is sold as a single piece for casting into water.

Who It's For / Use Cases

It suits ocean boat and beach fishing, ocean rock fishing, lakes, rivers, reservoirs, ponds, and streams. It is especially for long distance casting and shore casting, so anglers who fish from the shore for species such as pike, carp, bass, and trout will find it suited to those spots.

How to Use / Care

1. Use the lure for long distance casting and shore casting.
2. Use it in ocean, lake, river, reservoir, pond, and stream spots.

How to Choose

Choose the weight that matches your casting distance and the depth you fish. The size options for this lure are 7g (0.25 oz), 10g (0.35 oz), 16g (0.56 oz), and 20g (0.7 oz). Lighter sizes are generally easier to cast a shorter distance, while heavier sizes help reach farther water when casting from shore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lure made of?
The lure body is made of carbon steel, and it uses an environmental protection material with high impact strength.

How many pieces come in a pack?
Each pack has one fishing lure.

What sizes are available?
It is offered in 7g (0.25 oz), 10g (0.35 oz), 16g (0.56 oz), and 20g (0.7 oz) sizes.

What hooks does it have?
It has treble hooks that are strong and durable, suitable for freshwater and seawater use.

Where is it meant to be fished?
It suits ocean boat and beach fishing, ocean rock fishing, lakes, rivers, reservoirs, ponds, and streams.