Acme Little Cleo 1/3oz Hammered Neon Blue

The Acme Little Cleo 1/3oz Hammered Neon Blue is a compact spoon designed for anglers targeting salmon, steelhead, and trout in rivers and streams. This small-profile spoon has earned its reputation over decades as a go-to lure for both active fishing and trolling applications. The hammered finish paired with neon blue coloring provides flash and visibility in varying water conditions, while the distinctive hump-backed shape generates the seductive side-to-side wiggling action that triggers strikes from predatory gamefish.

At 1/3 ounce, the Little Cleo spoon balances castability with subtle presentation, making it effective in moderate to faster current as well as deeper pools and runs. The compact profile works equally well on trout and steelhead in moving water, and the proven design also attracts pike, bass, and walleye when conditions call for a smaller offering. Whether you're working pocket water, drifting along undercut banks, or trolling deeper holes, this spoon's natural-looking action and reliable construction deliver results when other presentations fall short.

Keep a few in your tackle box for those days when finesse matters as much as flash. The Little Cleo's longevity in the market isn't accidental—it simply works.

Key Features

• 1/3 ounce weight for balanced casting and drift presentation
• Hammered finish enhances light reflection and visibility
• Neon blue coloring stands out in various water conditions
• Hump-backed shape produces enticing wiggling action
• Versatile on salmon, steelhead, trout, pike, bass, and walleye

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish will the Little Cleo spoon catch?

The Little Cleo is proven effective on salmon, steelhead, trout, pike, bass, and walleye. Its versatility across predatory gamefish makes it a solid all-around choice for both river and freshwater applications.

Is the 1/3 ounce size good for casting or drifting?

At 1/3 ounce, the Little Cleo spoon casts reasonably well and works particularly effectively for drifting and working current. The weight makes it suitable for both active casting and drift-and-cover presentations in moving water.

Why does the hump-backed shape matter?

The distinctive hump-backed design generates a seductive side-to-side wiggling action that mimics natural baitfish movement and triggers strikes from predatory fish. It's a proven profile that has worked for anglers for over 30 years.