FJ Neil Special Spoons Red/White 2 1/4" 12/cd

The FJ Neil Special Spoons in Red/White are a time-tested choice for anglers targeting freshwater species that respond to flash and vibration. At 2 1/4 inches, these spoons strike a practical balance between casting distance and natural lure action, making them effective for everything from panfish to bass in lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. The red and white color combination mimics baitfish and creates visibility in varying water conditions—a proven pattern that's earned its place in tackle boxes for decades.

F.J. Neil has built a reputation on straightforward, functional fishing hardware, and these spoons reflect that philosophy. They're designed to be reliable performers, not flash-in-the-pan novelties. Whether you're fishing from shore, a boat, or wading, the Special Spoons' compact size and responsive action make them easy to work and forgiving in the hands of both newcomers and experienced anglers.

You get a dozen spoons per card, which means you'll have backups when you snag a few on submerged structure or lose one to a determined fish—and you will. That's the nature of spoon fishing. Stock a few cards in different patterns and sizes, and you'll be ready for most freshwater situations without overthinking it.

Key Features

• 2 1/4 inch size—compact and versatile for panfish and bass
• Red and white finish—high visibility and proven color combination
• 12 spoons per card—enough to fish with and keep backups
• Responsive action and reliable casting performance

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I catch with these spoons?

The 2 1/4 inch size is well-suited for panfish, bass, and other freshwater species attracted to spoon action and flash. The red and white pattern is a generalist's choice that works across many conditions and species.

Are these spoons good for beginners?

Yes. Spoons are among the easiest lures to fish effectively—cast, retrieve, and let the spoon's natural action do the work. The FJ Neil Special Spoons are straightforward, reliable performers that won't punish a novice.

How many spoons are in a card?

You get 12 spoons per card, giving you plenty to fish with and replace any that get snagged or lost.