Troutwerk Spoon 0.8g 1.2cm Black/Red Dots

Troutwerk Spoon 0.8g / 1.2cm — Precision Trout Spoon for Finesse Spinning

The Troutwerk Spoon in Black/Red Dots is a compact, finely balanced trout spoon built for delicate spinning in ponds, streams, and lakes — wherever trout demand a subtle, well-presented lure.

Dual-Stimulus Action That Gets Noticed

At just 1.2 cm and 0.8 g, this spoon has been shaped to produce a tight, fluttering wobble even at the slowest retrieve speeds. Its two-tone finish combines a black base with contrasting red dots, simultaneously triggering the trout's lateral line through vibration and its visual response through colour contrast — a combination that works when larger, noisier lures draw blanks.

Sharp Single Hook for Clean Presentation

The spoon comes rigged with a single hook that keeps the profile slim and snag-resistant, making it well-suited to pressured fisheries and clear water where a treble hook rig might spook fish. Hook penetration is direct and reliable, helping to convert cautious bites into landed fish.

Choose the Right Variant

All variants share the same 0.8 g weight and 1.2 cm length with a single hook, so the choice comes down to colour. Pick your colour based on water clarity, light conditions, and how pressured the fishery is:

• Black/Red Dots — high contrast for overcast days, coloured or tannin-stained water; strong trigger colour for trout

• Black/Green Dots — natural olive tone; good in clear water with green weed background

• Black/Orange Dots — warm, visible colour; effective in low light or slightly coloured conditions

• Black/Yellow Dots — bright contrast on a dark base; productive in murky water

• Black/Blue Dots — subtle UV-reflective option for bright overhead light

• Black/Pink Dots — soft contrast; works well on finicky fish in still, clear ponds

• Black/White Dots — understated, high-visibility dots; versatile across most conditions

• Black/Multicoloured Dots — broad spectrum appeal for exploratory sessions

• Black/Black Dots — near-monochrome silhouette; suited to very clear, pressured water

• Silver/Red Dots — flash and contrast combined; versatile in moving water

• Silver/Pink Dots — gentle flash; effective in bright conditions on still waters

• Silver/Blue Dots — cold-toned flash; good in clear water under blue-sky light

• Silver/Yellow Dots — bright flash with warm spot colour; adaptable all-rounder

• Silver/Orange Dots — classic flash-and-warmth combination for streams

• Silver/White Dots — minimal colour, maximum flash; clear water in sunshine

• Silver/Multicoloured Dots — broad-spectrum flash for varied sessions

• Silver with Green Dots — natural flash; suits weedy or gin-clear environments

• Silver/Black Dots — high-contrast mono flash; pressured fisheries in clear water

• Gold/Black Dots — warm flash, strong contrast; sunny days on ponds and lakes

• Gold/Orange Dots — rich warm tone; low light and overcast on still waters

• Gold/Green Dots — earthy, natural combination; effective in weed-rich environments

• Gold/Blue Dots — contrasting cold dot on warm base; bright-light still waters

• Gold/Pink Dots — soft warm combination; clear ponds with shy fish

• Gold/White Dots — clean warm flash; adaptable for most still-water conditions

• Gold/Yellow Dots — monochromatic warm palette; early morning sessions

• Gold/Multicoloured Dots — warm base with mixed triggers; varied trout fisheries

• Copper/Red Dots — deep warm flash with strong contrast; cloudy or stained water

• Copper/Green Dots — earthy, muted; clear or lightly coloured streams

• Copper/Blue Dots — unusual cold-warm contrast; exploratory choice in clear water

• Copper/Yellow Dots — warm-toned brightness; overcast days on still or moving water

• Copper/Orange Dots — rich natural warmth; late-season or low-light conditions

• Copper/Pink Dots — subtle warm contrast; pressured clear-water ponds

• Copper/White Dots — clean contrast on warm base; versatile stream option

• Copper/Black Dots — deep monochrome warm; strong silhouette in stained water

• Copper/Multicoloured Dots — broad-trigger warm base; mixed-condition sessions

• White/Yellow Dots — bright, pale; sunny days, clear water

• White/Orange Dots — soft warmth on pale base; early morning clear ponds

• White/Green Dots — natural pale combination; weedy clear-water venues

• White/Blue Dots — cool, clean contrast; bright conditions in clear water

• White/White Dots — monochrome pale; very clear, highly pressured water

• White/Black Dots — maximum contrast on pale base; dull days or coloured water

• White/Multicoloured Dots — multi-trigger pale base; varied conditions

• White/Red Dots — strong contrast on pale base; coloured water and overcast skies

Facts

• Lure type: Trout spoon (Forellenblinker)

• Length: 1.2 cm

• Weight: 0.8 g

• Hook: Single hook

• Colour (this variant): Black with red dots

• Two-tone finish

• Target species: Trout

• Technique: Finesse spinning

• Supplied: 1 spoon in selected colour