P-Line Laser Minnow 1oz Chartreuse Silver Blue
The P-Line Laser Minnow 1oz Chartreuse Silver Blue is a compact spoon-style hard bait built for freshwater predators that respond to flash and erratic movement. This 1-ounce size puts it in the sweet spot for bass, trout, and kokanee in lakes and rivers where a smaller profile triggers more strikes than oversized lures. The oblong shape and sharp side cuts give the Laser Minnow that darting, wobbling action when jigged—the kind of unpredictable motion that makes fish commit rather than investigate.
What sets the Laser Minnow apart is its holographic laser tape finish. That reflective surface mimics the natural shimmer of a fleeing minnow far better than plain painted spoons, especially in variable light and water clarity. The Chartreuse Silver Blue colorway combines high visibility (chartreuse catches attention) with natural baitfish tones (silver and blue), giving you coverage whether fish are hunting by sight or responding to vibration in murky conditions.
Drop this spoon in a thermocline-heavy reservoir, work it through rocky structure, or cast it from shore into evening rises—the Laser Minnow at 1 ounce casts far enough for distance fishing yet stays manageable on medium and light tackle. It's the kind of lure that earns its spot in your tackle box by doing one job very well: triggering aggressive takes from freshwater gamefish that key on small, shiny targets.
Key Features
- Holographic laser tape finish for realistic, flash-heavy appeal
- 1-ounce weight sized for freshwater bass, trout, and kokanee
- Oblong body with sharp side cuts for erratic, darting action on the jig
- Chartreuse Silver Blue colorway balances visibility with natural minnow tones
- Compact hard-bait spoon design for casting and vertical jigging
Specifications
| Weight | 1 oz |
| Type | Hard Bait Spoon |
| Color | Chartreuse Silver Blue |
| Target Species | Bass, Trout, Kokanee |
Frequently Asked Questions
What freshwater fish will the P-Line Laser Minnow 1oz catch?
This 1-ounce size is effective on bass, trout, and kokanee. The smaller profile and lighter weight make it ideal for lakes and streams where these species hunt actively.
How do I fish the Laser Minnow—casting or jigging?
Both. Cast it out and retrieve with a steady or twitching retrieve to trigger strikes, or work it vertically in deep water or structure with short hops and pauses to let the sharp cuts on the side create that erratic darting action.
What makes the holographic laser tape finish better than regular painted spoons?
The holographic finish creates a realistic, shimmering minnow profile that's more lifelike and reflective across a wider range of light conditions and water clarity than solid paint. That added visual appeal often translates to more aggressive takes.

