Clam Peg Flutter Spoon
The Clam Peg Flutter Spoon is named after legendary Lake Winnipeg, home of the world-famous greenback walleye. Built for calling in big fish from a distance, the Peg features a large-profile, ultra-thin zinc alloy body that delivers maximum flash with a slow, unpredictable flutter—especially effective in skinny water or when fish need to be pulled from a wide radius.
The Peg Spoon excels as part of a deadly one-two punch, drawing fish in with aggressive flash and flutter, then pulling them over to your deadstick or second rod (where legal). When you need a high-visibility search bait that still falls clean and controlled, the Peg Flutter Spoon gets the job done.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Zinc alloy |
| Design | Large-profile, ultra-thin body |
| Action | Slow, unpredictable flutter |
| Use Case | Skinnier water, wide-radius fish retrieval |
FAQ
What makes the Peg Flutter Spoon effective in skinny water?
The large-profile, ultra-thin zinc alloy body creates a slow, unpredictable flutter that attracts fish from a distance, especially in narrow or shallow water where visibility and movement are key.
Can the Peg Flutter Spoon be used with a deadstick rod?
Yes, it is designed to draw fish in with aggressive flash and flutter, then pull them over to a deadstick or second rod where legal.
Is the flash of the spoon visible in low light conditions?
The high-visibility flash of the spoon makes it effective even in low light, helping to attract fish from a distance.
Nicholas Scott –
Used the Peg Flutter Spoon in a shallow lake and it drew in several large walleye. The flutter action is smooth and unpredictable, which kept the fish interested. Works well in tight spaces where other lures don’t perform.
Paul Poole –
Felt like a solid choice for my search bait. The flash stands out in the water, and the way it moves gives a natural look. A bit more expensive, but worth it for the performance.
Rose McGrath –
Great for pulling fish from a wide radius. The zinc alloy body stays durable and doesn’t break even after repeated use. Works perfectly with my second rod setup.