Cordell CC Spoon 2ct 3/8

The Cordell CC Spoon 2-pack 3/8 oz delivers the erratic, fluttering action that triggers strikes from bass in a wide range of conditions. This two-pack gives you a matched pair of the spoon profile that has earned its place in tackle boxes across the country—ideal whether you're fishing shallow cover, deeper structure, or anywhere in between. The 3/8 oz weight balances casting distance with the subtle, wounded-baitfish shimmy that makes these spoons effective on pressured fish.

CC Spoons work best as a vertical jigging tool or cast-and-retrieve search bait. Drop them around grass, stumps, docks, and rocky structure, then work the rod tip to impart that characteristic flutter. You'll get the most out of them by pairing them with quality jigging technique—steady hops, pause-and-fall cadences, and attention to depth and cover. They're equally at home in freshwater lakes and reservoirs where bass hunting is the goal.

This is a practical, no-frills two-pack of a proven design. You get redundancy in your tackle box and the chance to match colors to water clarity or experiment with different retrieves side by side. Whether you're a weekend angler building your spoon collection or a tournament regular restocking proven performers, the Cordell CC Spoon 2ct 3/8 oz is a straightforward choice.

Key Features

• Two spoons per pack for backup and color/presentation testing
• 3/8 oz weight suitable for varied water depths and structure
• Flutter and fall action mimics distressed baitfish
• Effective jigging spoon design proven in freshwater bass fishing

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish species and water conditions are CC Spoons designed for?

The Cordell CC Spoon is built primarily for bass fishing in freshwater lakes and reservoirs. They work around grass, stumps, docks, and rocky structure at varying depths depending on casting distance and retrieval speed.

How should I fish the CC Spoon 2ct 3/8 oz?

CC Spoons are most effective when jigged vertically or cast and retrieved with a flutter-and-fall cadence. Work the rod tip with steady hops and controlled pauses to trigger strikes. Vary your retrieve speed and depth based on where the fish are holding.

Why buy a two-pack instead of a single spoon?

This two-pack provides a backup spoon if you lose one, and it gives you the chance to test different colors, retrieves, or presentations side by side to see what the fish prefer on any given day.