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Light trout spoon fishing
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| Name | 4 FTM 3,3cm 2,4g Spoon Hammer - Köderset für Forelle |
| EAN | 4250520429805 |
| MPN | 62551 |
| Brand | FTM |
| Lure length | 3.3cm |
| Lure weight | 2.4g |
| Color | Trout |
| Number of Pieces | 4Pieces |
| Kit Type | Trout Kit |
| Lure type | Spoon / blinker |
| Swimming Action | Flutter on Drop |
| Hook Configuration | Single Hook |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Rigging options | Single hook |
The set includes four FTM Spoon Hammer trout spoons as shown by the supplier, each measuring 3.3 cm and weighing 2.4 g.
This kit is designed for trout fishing with artificial lures, especially for spinning in trout lakes and similar stillwater venues.
Each spoon is fitted with a sharp, robust single hook according to the supplier information.
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This FTM Spoon Hammer set gives trout anglers a ready-made spoon selection for light spinning at trout lakes. The four compact spoons combine a fluttering action with a single-hook setup that suits precise, active lure presentation.
The set is aimed at fishing for trout with artificial lures in stillwaters and trout venues. Its small spoon profile and light weight help keep the presentation lively without overpowering cautious fish.
You get four spoons in the same 3.3 cm size and 2.4 g weight. That makes the kit easy to carry, easy to rotate through, and practical for anglers who want a compact trout selection from the start.
According to the supplier, the spoons produce an enticing wobbling and fluttering action. Each lure is fitted with a sharp, sturdy single hook, a popular setup where controlled hook placement matters.
If you want a straightforward spoon kit for trout, this set keeps things clear with one proven size and weight across all four lures. It works well for anglers who prefer a small, easy-to-use selection instead of building a mix themselves.
