Thomas Lures Cyclone 1/4 oz Spoon Lure

The Thomas Rough Rider minnow is a baitfish imitator second to none. Jewelry quality two-tone coloration combined with an embossed half-scale pattern creates a highly reflective flash, attracting all types of game fish, especially trout and enticing them to strike. With a slim-profile and a heavy-gauge solid brass construction, this lure is ideal for faster water conditions.

Thomas Rough Rider Spoon, Copper/Gold

Thomas Special Spin lures are quality constructed with a solid brass blade, 'easy-spin' clevis, stainless steel shaft, and solid brass beads (not hollow like cheap imitations). These classic in-line spinner lures are a killer for trout, and many other types of game fish and panfish. Special Spin lures feature Indiana style blades which are jewelry quality plated, in either nickel or gold, to a highly reflective, flashy finish. These lures are available in two tone finishes. Qty.

Thomas Special Spinn 1/4oz. - Nickel/Gold

Thomas Spinning Lures Buoyant 1/6 0Z Rainbow Trout - T101-RT

Package length: 5.0 Package width: 2.0 Package height: 5.0

Thomas Spinning Lures Cyclone Fishing-Equipment, 1/4 oz, Silver/Blue

Thomas Spinning Lures Cyclone 1/6 0Z Rainbow Trout Fishing Equipment : Fishing Jigs : Sports & Outdoors

Thomas Colorado Spoon Lure

The Thomas cyclone has been an angler favorite in the world famous trout waters of the American west for 50 years. It is extremely effective for trout and many other types of game fish, in any freshwater. This wobbler-type spoon is made of solid brass with a highly reflective embossed surface. Jewelry-quality plated and durable painted finishes, combined with this embossed surface, creates an irresistible flash. Made in the USA.

Thomas Cyclone Spoon

Thomas Cyclone Spoon Rainbow Trout; 3/8 oz.

Thomas Lures Speedy Shiner Spoon

With its keen and modest design, the Zona Lures Z-Ray Spoon has been a highly popular trout lure for more than 50 years. It's revered among trout fisherman because - you guessed it - trout can't resist its shiny, flashing, erratic motion. Why? Because its motions perfectly mimic an injured baitfish, which is an easy meal for the closest, fastest gamefish.