FJ Neil Special Spoons Red/White 1.7/8" 12/cd
The FJ Neil Special Spoons in Red/White are proven lures built for anglers who want reliable, time-tested metal baits that work across a range of freshwater and saltwater species. At 1 7/8 inches, these compact spoons are versatile enough for panfish, bass, pike, and walleye—they cast easy, flutter on the fall, and trigger strikes from aggressive feeders. The red-and-white color combination is a classic for good reason: high visibility in various water conditions and a silhouette that mimics small baitfish and other natural prey. You get 12 spoons per caddy, so you've got backups when snags happen and enough to keep multiple rigs rigged.
FJ Neil Products built their reputation on simple, effective designs that anglers have trusted for generations. These spoons aren't loaded with gimmicks—they're honest lures that catch fish. The red-and-white finish pairs contrast that works whether you're fishing clear lakes, stained rivers, or coastal shallows. Whether you're a panfish specialist, a bass angler looking for a topwater alternative, or someone who appreciates the tradition of spoon fishing, these are the kind of lures that belong in every tackle box.
Drop them in your vest, stash them in your boat bag, or keep a pack in the truck. At this price point and with a dozen in the caddy, you can fish without worrying about losing one or two to rocks and weeds. Cast, retrieve, repeat—and catch fish.
Key Features
- Red-and-white color combination for high visibility
- 1 7/8 inch size—compact and castable for a range of species
- Twelve spoons per caddy for backup and multiple setups
- Proven classic design trusted by generations of anglers
- Versatile for freshwater and saltwater species
Specifications
| Brand | F.J. Neil Products |
| Product Type | Hard bait spoon |
| Length | 1 7/8 inch |
| Color | Red/White |
| Quantity per Caddy | 12 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What fish will these spoons catch?
The 1 7/8 inch size and red-and-white finish work well on panfish, bass, pike, walleye, and other species that respond to small metal lures. Use light rod setups for panfish and bass, heavier gear if you're targeting pike or larger saltwater species.
Are these spoons good for beginning anglers?
Absolutely. Spoon fishing is straightforward—cast, let it flutter or retrieve steadily, and set the hook when you feel a strike. These FJ Neil spoons are reliable lures that reward solid casting and retrieval technique without requiring specialized equipment.
What does the caddy hold?
Each caddy contains 12 individual spoons. The caddy keeps them organized and protected so you have backups when you lose one to snags or want to switch colors on the water.
Can I use these in saltwater?
Yes, the red-and-white finish and compact 1 7/8 inch profile work in saltwater for species like stripers, mackerel, and other small baitfish predators. Rinse with fresh water after saltwater use to extend the life of the finish.

