LITTLE JACK - FORMA SPOON SINKING METAL SPOON 28g/38g LONG CAST SINKING JIG FISHING LURE JAPAN
LITTLE JACK - FORMA SPOON SINKING METAL SPOON 28g/38g LONG CAST SINKING JIG FISHING LURE JAPAN
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Little Jack Forma Spoon 28g / 38g Long Cast Sinking Metal Spoon
The Forma Spoon is a heavy-weight casting spoon for shore anglers who need metal-jig distance without losing the wide rolling wobble only a spoon body produces. It keeps a steady depth on the retrieve with rock-solid stability, while the curved body flashes a high-impact action that draws fish in and won't let them go. It is designed around a deadly fall: the spoon flutters longer and sinks more slowly than a same-weight metal jig, staying in the strike zone and giving predators maximum time to attack. That is why it works when fish follow a darting jig but refuse it.
Key Features
- Heavy-weight body that casts at metal-jig ranges from beach or breakwater
- Curved profile giving a wide rolling flash, not a jig's tight dart
- Slow fluttering fall that holds the strike zone longer than an equal-weight jig
- Two weights: 28 g (67 mm) for mid-range, 38 g (72 mm) for distance and depth
- Realistic konoshiro shad, mullet (bora), aji and sardine finishes, plus glow, UV and chart-head patterns for low light
How To Fish It
- Tada-maki (steady retrieve) — Count the spoon down to the bait depth, then wind at a slow constant speed. The body rolls on its own; rod action spoils it.
- Lift and fall — Sweep the rod from 9 to 11 o'clock, then drop the tip and let the spoon flutter back on a semi-slack line. Most bites come on the fall; set the moment the line jumps or goes slack early.
- Bottom bumping — Let it hit the sand, wind two or three turns, then drop again. This holds the spoon in the bottom metre where flatfish and grouper sit.
- Fast surface retrieve — When pelagics bust bait on top, cast past the school and wind the instant it lands, holding the spoon just below the surface.
Target Species By Region
- Southeast Asia — Queenfish (talang), small trevally and kingfish off rock walls and jetties, barramundi (siakap) at river mouths, grouper along sandy surf beaches.
- North America — Striped bass, bluefish and false albacore from surf and jetty; lake trout and pike in freshwater.
- Japan & East Asia — Shore jigging for buri and warasa, seabass (suzuki) off breakwaters, and hirame and magochi from sandy beaches.
- Australia, Middle East & Europe — Tailor and Australian salmon off the beaches; queenfish and small trevally on Gulf flats; mackerel, bass and pollack from European rock marks.
Specifications
| Weight | Length | Type | Colours Available | SKU Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28 g | 67 mm | Sinking | #01 | 3465965 |
| 38 g | 72 mm | Sinking | #01, #02, #04, #05, #06, #07, #08 | 3466047 – 3466115 |
Colours: #01 Real Konoshiro Shad, #02 Blue Konoshiro Shad Vertical Holo, #04 Real Mullet, #05 Real Aji, #06 Yellow Stripe Shad, #07 Chart Head Glow Zebra Konoshiro Shad, #08 Pink Head UV Gold Konoshiro Shad.
Recommended Pairing
- 28 g: 9–10 ft seabass or light shore-jigging rod near 40 g, PE 0.8–1.2, 20–25 lb fluorocarbon leader
- 38 g: 9'6"–10'6" shore-jigging rod near 60 g, PE 1.0–1.5, 25–35 lb fluorocarbon leader
- 3000–4000 spinning reel with a smooth drag and fast line pick-up
