Tacklepusher 2.0 Glow Flutter Spoon

Premium fishing lure designed to mimic a dying or wounded baitfish by fluttering, sweeping, and wobbling as it sinks through the water. It is highly effective for targeting game fish that are concentrated in deep water and can be used in both freshwater and saltwater. One Side features a metallic flash & back side features super glow in the dark with "Tacklepusher" logo.

How a flutter spoon works

Unique shape and action: Unlike a standard jigging spoon, which is fished vertically, a flutter spoon has a broader, more concave shape, similar to an oversized potato chip. This design causes it to fall horizontally and erratically, flashing and tumbling side-to-side.
Mimics dying baitfish: This irregular motion is what triggers a predatory instinct in fish, which often strike the lure as it falls.
Reaction strikes: It can provoke bites from fish that are not actively feeding, making it a great option when other baits fail.
Reflective flash: The spoon's finish, which often features a holographic or "shattered glass" pattern, creates a bright, strobe-like flash that attracts fish from a distance.

How to fish a flutter spoon

The most common and effective technique for fishing a flutter spoon involves a rhythmic lift-and-fall motion.

Cast and sink: Cast the lure out and let it fall to the bottom on a semi-slack line.
Lift and flutter: With your rod tip low, sharply lift the rod to make the spoon shoot off the bottom. Immediately drop your rod tip and follow the lure back toward the bottom, maintaining a semi-slack line to allow the spoon to flutter freely.
Feel the bite on the fall: Many bites will occur as the spoon flutters down. Maintain enough tension to feel the strike, but not so much that you restrict the flutter action.

Ideal uses

Targeting schooling fish: Flutter spoons are highly effective for targeting schools of bass and striped bass that are holding over deep-water structure, such as offshore ledges, humps, or roadbeds.
Fishing around docks: In the summer months, anglers can "spoon jack" floating boat docks by pitching the lure tight to cover, letting it sink, and giving it a few hops.
Matching large baitfish: When targeting big fish feeding on large bait, like gizzard shad or bunker, magnum-sized flutter spoons are ideal for "matching the hatch".

The ultimate casting lure for striped bass, cobia and bluefish! Exclusive glow in the dark flutter spoons.

Other variations (colors & sizes) available on the website

Features

8"/3.4oz
9"/4.2oz.
Additional HD Swivel to Hook
Premium Electroplating & painted finish
Premium saltwater grade hardware
Custom Glow hybrid colors
Other Sizes & Colors Available
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