Green Hex Spoon

The Green Hex matches the single most important forage species in the Great Lakes: perch. The hexagonal scale pattern replicates the natural scaled appearance of yellow perch, emerald shiners, and smelt — the prey base that walleye, lake trout, and salmon eat year-round. And it's galvanic voltage-tuned with 0.65 volts of galvanic current that makes this match-the-hatch spoon feel as alive as it looks.

Green wavelengths penetrate freshwater more effectively than any other visible color. While red disappears by 15 feet and orange by 30, green maintains visibility well past 100 feet. For walleye — whose tapetum lucidum amplifies light and whose documented UV cone cells make them uniquely sensitive to green-spectrum wavelengths — the Green Hex appears brighter and more vivid than it does to the angler holding the rod.

The galvanic current activates through dissimilar metals in water, generating a bioelectric field identical in character to what a real perch emits through muscle contraction and gill movement. Walleye detect this through their lateral line from distances that exceed visual range, especially in the stained water typical of Erie, Saginaw Bay, and Green Bay.

Troll 1.0–2.0 mph for walleye on lead core or snap weights. 1.5–2.5 for salmon on downriggers. The perch pattern produces year-round.

Stainless steel. Ball bearing swivel. Made in North America.