Tasmanian Devil Spoon Lures

The Tasmanian Devil Spoon lures offer the dual attraction of vibration and flash. As the spoon travels through the water it flutters from side to side and emits a vibration that attracts fish even in cloudy water. The polished underside of the Devil Spoon produces a flash attraction, ideal in clear running water, and is a proven trigger for predatory species. Tasmanian Devil Spoon Lures can be purchased online or in person at our Carrum Downs, Victoria store.

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What Is A Metal Lure?

A metal lure, also known as a metal jig or metal spoon, is a type of fishing lure made primarily of metal materials. These lures are typically crafted from solid metal, such as brass, steel, or tungsten, and often have a shiny or reflective surface.

Metal lures come in various shapes and sizes, but they generally feature a streamlined body with a curved or concave shape. They may have single or multiple treble hooks attached to them. Some metal lures have additional features like eyelets for attaching split rings or swivels.

These lures are designed to imitate small fish or baitfish. They are known for their ability to cast long distances. When retrieved through the water, metal lures create a distinct wobbling or darting action. This can be highly effective in attracting predatory fish.

Metal lures are versatile and can be used in both freshwater and saltwater fishing. They are particularly popular for species like bass, trout, pike, walleye, and various saltwater game fish. Anglers often use metal lures by casting them out, allowing them to sink to the desired depth. They then retrieve them with various techniques such as steady retrieves, jerks, or lifts.

The reflective and flashing properties of metal lures make them highly visible underwater, especially in bright conditions or in deeper water. They are effective in attracting fish's attention and triggering strikes. Additionally, some metal lures are designed to be jigged vertically. This makes them suitable for vertical jigging techniques.

Metal lures are available in a range of colors and finishes, including metallic, painted, or patterned designs. Anglers often experiment with different sizes, colors, and retrieval speeds to match the local forage and entice fish to bite.