FJ Neil LEO Spoon Assort-Nickle/Flour 1/8oz 12/cd
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The FJ Neil LEO Spoon Assort in Nickel/Flour finish gives you a dozen proven lures ready to cast. This assortment pairs two classic spoon finishes—bright nickel and flour—in 1/8 oz sizes, giving you options for different water conditions and light. Whether you're after panfish, trout, or bass in small ponds and creeks, these compact spoons are built to cast, flash, and catch. The nickel finish throws a hard reflection that cuts through stained water and sunny days, while the flour (matte) finish works better in clear water or overcast conditions where subtlety matters.
F.J. Neil Products has built a reputation for no-nonsense lures that actually work, and this assortment delivers that same practical quality. The 1/8 oz weight is ideal for light tackle and finesse presentations—exactly what you want when fish are cautious or you're working skinny water. With twelve spoons in the box, you've got enough to rig multiple rods, keep backups in your tacklebox, or share the load with a fishing partner.
Spoons are versatile. They work on steady retrieve, flutter-and-pause tactics, or simple cast-and-wind presentations. The dual-finish approach in this assortment removes the guesswork—you've got the right tool for bright days and dull ones, clear water and murky.
Key Features
- Dual-finish assortment: Nickel and Flour finishes for varied water and light conditions
- 1/8 oz size: Light enough for finesse fishing and small-water presentations
- Twelve spoons per carton: Enough to keep multiple setups rigged
- Proven F.J. Neil quality: Reliable casting and flash
Specifications
| Brand | F.J. Neil Products |
| Product Type | Hard Bait Spoon |
| Weight | 1/8 oz |
| Finish Options | Nickel, Flour |
| Quantity | 12 per carton |
Frequently Asked Questions
What fish can I catch with these spoons?
FJ Neil LEO spoons in this size work well for panfish, trout, bass, and other freshwater species that respond to small, flashy presentations. The 1/8 oz weight is ideal for fish in ponds, streams, and small lakes.
When should I use Nickel versus Flour finish?
Use the Nickel finish in stained water, deep water, or bright sunny conditions where flash and visibility help the fish locate the lure. The Flour finish is better for clear water or overcast days when a more subtle, matte appearance works better.
Are these spoons suitable for light tackle?
Yes. The 1/8 oz size is specifically designed for light rods and finesse fishing, making them a good choice for ultralight or spinning setups.
