CLAM Peg Flutter Spoon 5/16oz Firetiger – Large Profile Walleye Lure

Overview

The CLAM Peg Flutter Spoon is named for Lake Winnipeg, home of the world famous greenback walleye. Crafted from lightweight zinc alloy, this lure pairs a large profile with an ultra-thin frame to deliver impressive flash and flutter as it sinks. The hexagon stamped body adds visual depth, while the bright fluorescent and metallic color on the front side catches light, complemented by a highly reflective plated backside that flickers with every descent.

As it falls, the Peg Flutter Spoon flashes and shimmers, helping attract big fish from a broad radius. It’s designed to be a natural partner in a two-step approach, drawing tentative fish in and guiding them toward your deadstick or second rod where legal. The result is a versatile lure that can be used in a variety of water colors and depths, especially in lean-water or skinny-water scenarios where a bold profile can make a difference.

Why anglers reach for the Peg Flutter Spoon

Innovation meets practicality in a lure that is easy to cast, steady to retrieve, and effective at drawing bites from a distance. The combination of a large silhouette with a slender cut is intended to maximize both visibility and action during the fall and flutter phase. The color contrast and reflective finish create multi-angle flashes that can be observed from several angles, helping to maintain a visual presence when the water is stirred by wind or current.

• Stands out in open water and across cover, increasing visibility to walleye and other gamefish.
• Optimizes flutter and flash in shallow or skinny water for a quick, attention-grabbing descent.
• Adds texture and dimension to enhance light interaction as it moves.
• Creates multi-directional visibility from multiple angles.
• Serves as a compelling first draw in the 1-2 punch system with a deadstick or second rod (where legal).
• Easy casting and repeated retrieves without fatigue.

Real-life use cases

In large lake scenarios or weedy and transitional zones, the Peg Flutter Spoon helps anglers entice tentative bites from wary fish. It’s well suited to cold, clear days when a bright, flashing lure can pierce the water column, or in wind-driven conditions where a larger silhouette can remain visible against chop. Pairing it with a slow, controlled retrieve or a short, fluttering pause can reveal how fish respond to the lure’s motion in different depths.

How to get started

Choose a calm, steady pace that allows the lure to flutter as it descends. Observe how the front color and back reflection interact with the water’s glare, then adjust your retrieve to maintain consistent action. Always follow local regulations regarding rod setups when employing a two-rod technique.