Johnson Silver Minnow Weedless Spoon
Patented in 1923, the Johnson Silver Minnow is the ‘Original Weedless Wonder’. Comes out clean and weed-free every time! Thirty-five degree wobble rocks back and forth, but won’t roll and twist line.
- The Johnson Silver Minnow weedless spoon is a big spoon blade designed for long casts
- Plated with pure silver or 24k gold for a brighter flash than chrome or brass spoons
- Metal weed guard highly efficient at keeping your minnow weed free and catching fish
- Use a spoon in clear water conditions when the action from a spinner may spook the fish
- Exciting action that draws the strikes from the deep
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade Design | Big spoon blade for long casts |
| Material Finish | Pure silver or 24k gold plating |
| Wobble Angle | 35 degrees |
| Function | Prevents line twist and keeps weed-free |
| Best Use | Clear water conditions, deep strikes |
FAQ
What makes the Johnson Silver Minnow different from other spoons?
The Johnson Silver Minnow features a 35-degree wobble that rocks back and forth without rolling or twisting the line. Its metal weed guard keeps it weed-free and provides a bright flash from silver or 24k gold plating.
Is the spoon suitable for use in clear water?
Yes, the spoon is ideal for clear water conditions where fish may be spooked by the action of spinners. Its subtle, natural movement draws strikes without causing disturbance.
Can the spoon be used for deep water fishing?
Yes, the exciting action of the spoon draws strikes from deeper waters, making it effective for targeting fish in deeper zones.
David McGrath –
I’ve used this spoon for several weeks in clear lakes and it consistently stays weed-free. The silver finish catches the light well and the 35-degree wobble gives a natural movement that fish respond to. No line twist, which is a big plus.
Victor Butler –
Great for when I need to avoid spooking fish in calm waters. The spoon stays clean and works well in deeper areas. A bit heavier than smaller spoons, but the performance is solid.
Emily Turner –
The 24k gold version is very bright and stands out in the water. I noticed better strikes compared to chrome spoons. The weed guard is effective and keeps the blade clean even after long use.
Ruth Wilson –
Works well in open water with minimal line tangles. The wobble action is smooth and natural. I use it during early morning and late afternoon when fish are active.
Maria Lambert –
This is the original weedless spoon I’ve been looking for. It performs reliably in both clear and slightly murky water. No weeds, no line twist, and fish are consistently biting.