Luhr-Jensen Krocodile Spoon w/ Treble Hook – 1/6 oz
Features:
- The Luhr-Jensen 1/6 oz Krocodile Spoon w/ Treble Hook is perhaps one of the most versatile lures an angler can have in their arsenal, suitable for Trout, Bass, and even Saltwater Species, there is a Krocodile for the job!
- Operating on a simple design philosophy, Big Fish eat Smaller Fish which has been true for generations, Krocodile entices big bites from those bigger fish thanks to its tantalizing flashy and seductive flutter.
- Constructed with Heavy Duty materials, each Krocodile Spoon is made with Durable Corrosion Resistant Stainless Steel blades with Chip Resistant finishes, along with tough Split Rings and a Swivel up front to avoid line twist!
- Equipped with a deadly sharp Tin Coated Treble hook at the back which is paired with a secure, reliable hook set for strong hook-ups.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1/6 oz |
| Material | Stainless Steel Blades, Split Rings, Swivel |
| Hook Type | Tin Coated Treble Hook |
| Target Species | Trout, Bass, Saltwater Species |
FAQ
What types of fish can the Krocodile Spoon be used for?
The Krocodile Spoon is suitable for Trout, Bass, and even Saltwater Species.
Is the spoon durable in harsh conditions?
Yes, it is constructed with corrosion-resistant stainless steel blades and chip-resistant finishes, making it durable in various conditions.
Does the spoon have a feature to prevent line twist?
Yes, it includes a swivel at the front to avoid line twist during use.




Ella Ferguson –
This spoon performs well in both freshwater and saltwater environments. The flutter action draws in fish consistently, and the treble hook holds firm after a bite. Easy to handle and reliable on the water.
Neil Blake –
I’ve used this spoon for bass and trout fishing. The stainless steel construction holds up well, and the swivel helps prevent tangles. The hook bites well and doesn’t break easily.
Lucas Dyer –
Great for both beginners and experienced anglers. The design mimics small fish, which attracts larger ones. The tin-coated hook stays sharp and the spoon doesn’t bend under pressure.