Product Details
Stelco is a hand-painted walleye trolling spoon finished in pearl white/royal blue with orange-red eye spot, with a hammered hex-pattern finish and an erratic wobble that mimics a fleeing baitfish. Available in Small and Medium sizes, it delivers the flash and flutter walleye key in on when trolling open water across the Great Lakes, and the blue and pearl split reads as a natural baitfish at depth. Finished with an industry-leading clear coat, Stelco is built to hold its color and keep working strike after strike.
Size
Small: 8 cm (3.15 in)
Medium: 9.5 cm (3.74 in)
Treble Hook Size
Small: 4
Medium: 5
Attachment Points: 2
Colorways
Small: Pearl White/Royal Blue with Orange-Red Eye Spot, Copper Back
Medium: Pearl White/Royal Blue with Orange-Red Eye Spot, Nickel Back
Lightweight: Due to the shape of the spoon and being lightweight, it's able to perform at varying speeds!
Hammered/faceted hex-pattern finish on both sides creates extra light reflection and flash beyond just the color.
Fluorescent finish: Hand-painted for high visibility and fish-attracting flash in a range of water conditions.
Glow finish: Charges in light and glows for added visibility at depth, in stained water and in low light.
Erratic wobble action: Designed to mimic a fleeing baitfish, triggering aggressive strikes from Walleye.
Durable clear coat: Industry-leading finish that resists chipping and holds color through repeated strikes.
Razor-sharp hooks: Built to last a lifetime, keeping fish pinned once hooked.
Versatile trolling performance: Small spoons offer a subtle presentation for finicky fish; Medium spoons deliver a larger profile and stronger presence for all-around Walleye trolling.
Quantity per pack: 1
Stelco
Match the hatch. Small (8 cm) spoons shine in spring until July 1, then Medium (9.5 cm) takes over for walleye. Medium is also great for staging salmon in the fall, Small is great for Browns and Rainbows near shore and at the Niagara River mouth, and Magnum (11.5 cm) works all season for salmon. Your body of water may be different.
















