Northland Forage Minnow Spoon Super Glow Chub 1/16 oz – Ice Fishing Jig

Product overview

Meet the Northland Forage Minnow Spoon Super Glow Chub 1/16 oz, a compact, durable lure purpose-built for ice fishing. The merged jig-and-spoon profile delivers a natural darting motion when jigged, while the Super Glow finish adds visible appeal in dim water or under cloudy ice. This lure is designed to be a practical, ready-to-fish option for anglers who want a single, dependable tool to cover multiple jigging scenarios.

Glow that catches attention

The Super Glow surface catches ambient light and stores energy for subtle fluorescence as the lure steps and darts through the water. In challenging light or deeper holes, the glow can help the bait read as a moving target and attract curiosity from nearby fish.

Key features

• Package quantity: 1
• Country of Origin: United States
• No batteries required
• Product Type: FISHING EQUIPMENT

Why this lure fits ice fishing

Ice anglers prize gear that is simple, reliable, and effective in cold conditions. The 1/16 oz weight is easy to cast or drop through a hole and offers a balanced action when worked with a light rod. The lure’s finish and shape are designed to emulate a forage minnow, which can appeal to a broad range of species under ice.

• Durable construction built to withstand repeated strikes
• Glow finish increases visibility in low light or stained water
• Lightweight profile supports delicate and quick jigging
• No batteries keeps setup straightforward

Usage and performance ideas

Use short taps with a modest pause to let the lure flutter. In clear water, keep the rhythm tight; in darker conditions, slightly extend the pause to allow the glow to catch attention. Adjust line tension to feel the lure’s subtle movements.

Materials, origin, and value

This lure is crafted in the United States, reflecting Northland Tackle’s focus on practical, field-tested gear. Its simple, battery-free design minimizes maintenance while delivering reliable action in a compact package that can handle a range of jigging setups.

Practical setup tips

• Pair with a lightweight fluorocarbon leader for a natural presentation
• Test in slightly different jig rhythms to find the most responsive cadence
• Use in conjunction with other jigs to cover multiple depths and zones