Acme - Kastmaster 1/4 oz / Brown Trout

Kastmaster's balance produces wild action without line twist! Because of its aerodynamic design, it's the master distance caster, and catches fish from pan-sized trout to bragging-sized stripers - in fresh and salt water. The Kastmaster is precision machined. It will not break, bend or corrode and it retains its luster even after repeated exposure to salt water.

The Kastmaster DR Tungsten spoon packs a heavy punch in a tiny profile. Constructed using high density tungsten, this spoon was designed to sink faster and get you reeling in fish quicker. Falling at a rate double that of its brass counterparts, this spoon maintains the legendary Kastmaster vertical action and bright flash that a standard tungsten ice jig simply cannot deliver.

Acme Kastmaster DR Tungsten Spoon - 1/4 oz.

Acme Tackle Kastmaster Fishing Lure Spoon Rainbow Trout 1/4 oz.

Features: * The Acme Kastmaster Spoon is a 1/4 ounce fishing spoon. * Wild, baitfish-imitating action without line twist. * Aerodynamic design allows

Acme Kastmaster Spoon 1/4 oz.

Acme Tackle Kastmaster Fishing Lure Spoon Color Rainbow Trout 1/8 oz.

Thoughts on this Kastmaster? : r/troutfishing

ACME Tackle Kastmaster - FishUSA

A great selection of various Acme lures. These top performing lures will work great in fresh water and salt water applications.

Acme Tackle Kastmaster Kit 1/4 oz.

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ACME Tackle Kastmaster - FishUSA

Features: * The Acme Kastmaster Spoon is a 1/4 ounce fishing spoon. * Wild, baitfish-imitating action without line twist. * Aerodynamic design allows

Acme Kastmaster Spoon 1/4 oz.

Acme Kastmaster Fishing Lure

Acme Kastmaster 1/2 oz Brwn Trout

Features: * The Acme Kastmaster Spoon is a 1/4 ounce fishing spoon. * Wild, baitfish-imitating action without line twist. * Aerodynamic design allows

Acme Kastmaster Spoon 1/4 oz.

Trout Spinners and Spoons

Need help with kastmaster spoon. Most pics I see online don't have the keyring where you run the line. Some do however. What's the correct way? : r/Fishing_Gear