Hopkins Smoothie Shorty Lure SM75 Solid Prism SM75R Red – SM75 SM75R Red

The Hopkins Smoothie Spoon is a lure with a smooth, reflective surface. It has a similar profile and design to the Hopkins Shorty Spoon, but without the hammered finish. This lure is great for imitating schooling shad. It has a compact and thick body design, which gives it a natural swimming action and attracts fish with its flash. The Shorty Spoon is heavier than other spoons of the same length, making it easier to cast. It is also a good choice for deep water jigging and trolling. Hopkins has been making high-quality lures for over 60 years, always aiming to create the best products on the market. Their spoons are made from solid stainless steel stock, not cast or stamped like other spoons.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon be used for freshwater fishing?

Yes, the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon can be used for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Its design and action make it effective for catching a variety of fish species in different environments.

2. How heavy is the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon?

The Hopkins Smoothie Spoon is heavier than other spoons of the same length. This extra weight helps with casting and allows the lure to sink faster, making it ideal for fishing in deeper waters.

3. Does the reflective surface of the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon attract fish?

Yes, the reflective surface of the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon is designed to attract fish. The flash and shimmer created by the smooth surface mimic the appearance of baitfish, making it enticing to predatory fish.

4. Is the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon durable?

Yes, the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon is made from solid stainless steel stock, which makes it highly durable. It can withstand the rigors of fishing, including being dragged along rocky bottoms and bumped against structures.

5. Can the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon be used for trolling?

Yes, the Hopkins Smoothie Spoon is suitable for trolling. Its thick body design and natural swimming action make it effective for imitating baitfish movements, attracting fish while trolling at various speeds.