Northland Eye Ball Ice Fishing Spoon – Glo Red 1/8 oz | Lure for Walleye, Perch & Crappie

Product overview

Designed with input from Northland’s pro staff and made in Minnesota, the Eye Ball Ice Fishing Spoon blends a compact baitfish silhouette with a vivid glow. The lure’s 1/8 oz weight provides a balanced feel for shallow jigging and mid-depth retrieves, while the glow finish boosts visibility in cold water and dim light. This isn’t just a flashy color—it’s a thoughtful tool built to help anglers sense lure action and connect with bites during long days on the ice.

For four decades, Northland has crafted gear in Minnesota’s lakes. The Eye Ball Spoon adds to that tradition with practical design, reliable construction, and a lure profile that mirrors a small baitfish in motion. The result is a lure you can trust to deliver natural flutter and a convincing presence beneath the ice.

Key benefits

• Pro staff–informed action for dependable jigging cadence
• Glow red finish enhances visibility in low light and stained water
• Durable hardware designed for cold-weather use
• Realistic baitfish appearance to help trigger bites
• Compact, balanced profile suitable for versatile jig setups
• One spoon per package, ready to pair with your rig

How to fish it

Use this lure to probe walleye, perch, and crappie across a range of depths. The baitfish imitation moves with natural flutter, helping attract strikes during both steady retrieves and subtle drops.

• Cast or drop near weedlines, channels, and structure edges
• Try a slow lift–pause or flutter drop cadence to entice bites
• In low light, rely on the glow to improve lure visibility
• Experiment with different depths to locate active fish

Specs and availability

Weight: 1/8 oz. Color: Glo Red. Packaging: 1 per package. Built with quality hardware for cold-weather use. Northland also offers additional sizes and colors to fit various fishing scenarios.

In the real world

On a crisp winter day, the glow-glow lure shimmers through the ice fog, helping you track motion while watching the rod tip. Its baitfish profile aligns with common predatory behavior, especially when paired with a steady jig cadence.