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Acme Baits
The Acme Little Cleo 1/6oz Gold is a compact spoon that delivers where it counts—in the strike zone. This is the lure for anglers targeting salmon, steelhead, and trout in rivers and streams where a smaller profile and natural action matter. The gold finish catches light and flash in a way that triggers aggressive strikes from predatory fish, making it equally effective on pike, bass, and walleye when conditions demand a refined presentation.
What sets the Little Cleo apart is its distinctive hump-backed shape, which creates a seductive, side-to-side wiggling motion as it moves through the water. That action works because it mimics wounded baitfish—the exact profile that hungry gamefish are conditioned to chase. Whether you're casting into current, working a slack pool, or covering water systematically, this spoon's proven track record speaks for itself.
At 1/6 ounce, the Little Cleo is light enough for precise casting and sensitive enough to feel bottom structure and cover, but substantial enough to punch through moderate current and reach deeper lies. It's the kind of lure that's been refined over decades because it simply works. Keep one tied on when you're after salmon and steelhead, and don't sleep on it for trout in clear water or when larger predators are in the system.
| Brand | Acme Baits |
| Product | Little Cleo Spoon |
| Weight | 1/6 oz |
| Color | Gold |
| Type | Hard Bait Spoon |
The Little Cleo is deadly on salmon, steelhead, and trout. It also takes pike, bass, walleye, and other predatory gamefish, making it a versatile option across freshwater species that respond to spoon presentations.
Yes. The 1/6 ounce weight is well-suited to river and stream applications where you need to cover water with controlled casting and reach structure without excessive weight. It handles moderate current effectively and gives you the sensitivity to feel bottom.
The distinctive hump-backed profile creates a seductive wiggling action as the spoon moves through water. That motion mimics the erratic movement of wounded baitfish, which is exactly what predatory gamefish are conditioned to strike.
Acme Baits
The Acme Little Cleo 1/6oz Gold is a compact spoon that delivers where it counts—in the strike zone. This is the lure for anglers targeting salmon, steelhead, and trout in rivers and streams where a smaller profile and natural action matter. The gold finish catches light and flash in a way that triggers aggressive strikes from predatory fish, making it equally effective on pike, bass, and walleye when conditions demand a refined presentation.
What sets the Little Cleo apart is its distinctive hump-backed shape, which creates a seductive, side-to-side wiggling motion as it moves through the water. That action works because it mimics wounded baitfish—the exact profile that hungry gamefish are conditioned to chase. Whether you're casting into current, working a slack pool, or covering water systematically, this spoon's proven track record speaks for itself.
At 1/6 ounce, the Little Cleo is light enough for precise casting and sensitive enough to feel bottom structure and cover, but substantial enough to punch through moderate current and reach deeper lies. It's the kind of lure that's been refined over decades because it simply works. Keep one tied on when you're after salmon and steelhead, and don't sleep on it for trout in clear water or when larger predators are in the system.
| Brand | Acme Baits |
| Product | Little Cleo Spoon |
| Weight | 1/6 oz |
| Color | Gold |
| Type | Hard Bait Spoon |
The Little Cleo is deadly on salmon, steelhead, and trout. It also takes pike, bass, walleye, and other predatory gamefish, making it a versatile option across freshwater species that respond to spoon presentations.
Yes. The 1/6 ounce weight is well-suited to river and stream applications where you need to cover water with controlled casting and reach structure without excessive weight. It handles moderate current effectively and gives you the sensitivity to feel bottom.
The distinctive hump-backed profile creates a seductive wiggling action as the spoon moves through water. That motion mimics the erratic movement of wounded baitfish, which is exactly what predatory gamefish are conditioned to strike.
