Questions, answered straight

Not quite. The Gen1 spoon is in final prototyping, so there’s no checkout and no ship date yet. Leave your email and we’ll ring the bell the day it’s ready to buy.

The glow finishes charge up in daylight or under a UV light, then glow green, aqua or blue in low light.

Every blade is laser-marked with its own serial and a QR code. Scan it and it opens that lure’s page at feesh.fish, so you can verify yours is the real thing.

The Gen1 blade runs 4.69 inches long, 1.18 inches at its widest, and about 0.54 ounces — a nickel-plated brass trolling spoon with a hammered hex face.

Feesh Bait is a small, family-built operation. We start from a hex-hammered blade, then finish and laser-mark every spoon in our own shop, in small batches.

A line of glow and holographic finishes is being dialled in — from a full-body Swamp Glow to the two-tone Split UV. They’re shown as previews; the final lineup lands with the first run.