Jenzi Bait On Classic Blinker

Jenzi BaitOn Classic Blinker: lead-free fishing spoon with a proven action

Some lure shapes outlast every trend. The Jenzi BaitOn Classic Blinker relies on a slim spoon profile that wobbles and flutters through the water, scattering flashes of light far into its surroundings. To predatory fish, this is a clear signal of an injured baitfish. If you want to fish a spoon with purpose, the Jenzi BaitOn Classic Blinker gives you an uncomplicated lure that is ready to use straight out of the pack.

Classic shape, well-considered details

The body widens towards the tail. As a result, the spoon builds up pressure even on a slow retrieve and delivers a lively action. On the metallic versions, an embossed scale pattern adds extra flash. A swivel at the head reduces line twist. Split rings and a high-quality treble hook secure the connection to the fish.

Two weights for different situations

The Jenzi spoon is available in 15 g and 25 g. The lighter version suits smaller waters, shallow margins and roaming for perch and trout. The 25 g version casts further, holds more steadily in the current and is a good choice among pike spoons on lakes, canals and rivers.

Colours for every light condition

Silver with red embossed scales, gold with a red side stripe and copper with a red stripe are proven spoon colours. Silver shows its strengths in clear water and sunshine, gold and copper in coloured water and under overcast skies. Two holographic natural patterns in trout and rainbow trout style imitate baitfish particularly realistically. For wary predators, they are a sensible alternative.

Lead-free construction

The BaitOn Classic Blinker is manufactured without lead. This protects waters and the environment and makes it ideal for all venues where lead-free lures are required.

What sets this fishing spoon apart

• Classic spoon with a wobbling, flash-rich action
• Lead-free construction
• 15 g for perch and asp, 25 g for pike and long casts
• Swivel against line twist and high-quality treble hook
• Metallic and natural patterns for different conditions

Practical tips

After casting, let the spoon sink to the desired depth and retrieve steadily. Short pauses, during which the lure flutters down, often trigger bites. When fishing for pike, we always recommend a steel or titanium trace, as with all pike lures.