GotureMetal Spoon Trout Lures - Long Distance Casting for Trout, Bass, Crappie, Pike, Salmon - Saltwater & Freshwater - 1/4oz to 1-3/8oz Jigging Spoons

Good for small size fish.

Just as advertised. Fish just like kastmasters.

Impressed

The media could not be loaded. I purchase this lure a few days ago and still have not had a chance to fish with it yet. The size that I bought was a little little bigger than I thought it would be, but I still think it will be fine. I purchased the largest size available, and I’m fishing for large lake trout, rainbow, trout, and brown trout. I think this Laura should work fine. It seems to be a high-quality.

Fishing spoons are a staple lure which should be in every anglers tackle box.They cast farther than other lures and can be used throughout the entire water column.These particular lures are little rockets and will fly as far as you want to cast them.They’re well made of solid metal and have shiny plating which gives off lots of flash in the water.The hooks are razor sharp and are dressed with colorful feathers for additional flash and action when you retrieve them.Did I mention how far these things cast?Ziiiiiiiiing !You probably won’t see the splash it makes because it’ll be too far away.The lures have a sexy, wiggly, wobbly action during the retrieve and that’s what’s going to draw viscious strikes from fish for you.These lures are going to work well and catch you fish.Metal lures are probably the most durable lures you can have.They don’t wear out and will last pretty much forever.You’ll probably lose it long before you could ever damage it or wear it out.10 quality lures for a pretty good price.Yeah, these are worth having.Get them and Go catch a big fish.

I've had success with this style of spoon both casting them and jigging them for different species. The hooks are sharp and the finish is good.I use them for stocked trout in my local lake when I'm casting. If you're casting them, they sort of flutter back as you retrieve them. They're heavy enough to cast them a long way which is nice, and then you can let them sink a little and target the entire water column as you retrieve them.I've also had success with them for walleye, pike, and bass when ice fishing, primarily targeting walleye. 1/4oz is just about perfect and I tip them with a minnow head.These are basically identical to Kastmaster style of spoons. If you were buying those at your local sporting goods or big box store they'd run you $4 or so each, so at under $1.50 each when buying these in bulk I'd consider them a very good value if you like this particular weight and style!

The thing that bothered me was that, I was expecting much more rotation. I was even using a good ball bearing swivel. I'm sure it would work ok bouncing it off the bottom like a jig. But that's not what I got these for! I'll work them more and see if I can't find a deadly retrieve. If so, I'll report back.

My three favorite name brand spoons are Hopkins, Krocodile, and Kastmaster. Obviously, each brand has many imitators with varying degrees of success. I ordered this 10 pack of Goture spoons based on prior positive experiences with other Goture products. These Kastmaster-style spoons have several positives going for them in terms of production quality. Each spoon is cut, chrome plated, and polished very nicely. There is a reflective decorative sticker on one side that breaks up the monochrome finish without losing the reflectiveness. The split rings appear to be stainless steel. Each treble hook has a few feathers and strands of Krystal flash tied in. Which segues into my negatives. Although I admit that the red feathers will probably work in many situations (just like clown colored jerk baits), I would have preferred that the feathers were white lending a more natural, like-like appearance. My other complaint is in regard to the hooks themselves. In spite of the fact that they are VERY sharp, they do not appear to be designed for saltwater use. This, despite the description of freshwater/saltwater use. All my spoons are used in saltwater so I will be switching the hooks out to 4X strong saltwater trebles. Finally, the price point ($1.60 each) is impressive in this day and age of inflation and much appreciated. Overall, this is an easy 4 star product (and five stars if your use is going to be freshwater and you don't mind the red feathers).