FJ Neil LEO Spoon Assort-Nickle/Flour 2/5oz 12/cd

The F.J. Neil LEO Spoon Assort is a practical hard bait selection for anglers building or refreshing a tackle box with proven spoon patterns. This assortment pairs nickel and flour finishes in two weight options—2/5 ounce—giving you the flexibility to match water clarity and light conditions without overhauling your entire spoon collection. Whether you're working shallow flats, mid-depth structure, or transitional zones, having both finishes on hand means you're ready to adapt when fish get picky about what they'll chase.

Spoons remain one of the most versatile hard baits in freshwater and saltwater fishing. Their compact profile, natural flash, and erratic action trigger reaction strikes from bass, pike, walleye, and panfish. The nickel finish excels in clear water and bright conditions, while flour (white/light) patterns cut through stained water and low-light situations. The two-ounce size suits lighter tackle and shallow presentations, while five-ounce spoons reach deeper water and cast farther in wind. Bundled by the dozen, this assortment is economical for anglers who lose lures to snags or simply prefer rotating patterns throughout the season.

F.J. Neil Products has built a reputation for no-nonsense, functional lures that deliver results without premium pricing. The LEO Spoon line fits that tradition—reliable, proven action without the hype. Stock these in your tackle bag and you'll have a dependable option ready when finesse presentations or aggressive casting is what the day demands.

Key Features

• Dual finish assortment: nickel and flour patterns for adaptable fishing
• Two weight options (2/5 oz) in a single bundle
• Compact hard bait design: excellent casting distance and depth control
• Natural flash and erratic action triggers reaction strikes
• Box of 12 spoons: economical, tackle-box-ready volume

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish species will the LEO Spoon Assort catch?

Spoons work across freshwater and saltwater species including bass, pike, walleye, muskie, and panfish. The action and flash appeal to predators that hunt by sight and reaction, making them effective in a range of water conditions.

When should I use nickel versus flour finish?

Nickel finishes shine brightest in clear water and sunny conditions, maximizing flash and visibility. Flour (white/light) finishes work better in stained or turbid water and low-light situations, where the contrast stands out without excessive glare.

What's the difference between the 2-ounce and 5-ounce spoons?

The 2-ounce size suits lighter tackle, shallower water, and finesse presentations. The 5-ounce spoon reaches deeper water, casts farther in wind, and handles heavier rod and reel setups. Your water depth and rod weight should guide your choice.

Is this a 12-count box?

Yes, the assortment includes 12 spoons total, giving you a practical volume for a full season or to replace lost lures without buying individual units.