Ridge Monkey Ridgemonkey Nite Glo Bait Spoon XL- Bait Accessories

Born in the recent 2014, RidgeMonkey is a young company with big ideas for the future and is determined to remain on the cutting edge of angling innovation for the rest of the company’s life. Despite being one of the newest companies on the market, it has taken the fishing industry by storm, and its innovative products are flying off shelves up and down the country. The company is a team of like-minded anglers who are all striving for the same goal – to produce top quality products that really make a difference.

This Ridgemonkey Nite Glo Bait Spoon XL is perfect for those hefty loads of bait that you need to quickly move, mix and spread out into your swim to attract some fish. Whether you are a carp angler or coarse, this is a baiting tool that is sure to be useful.

The wide shape of the spoon makes it ideal for scooping boilies, pellets, maggots, particle mixes and more into your bait tub. You can also use the spoon for stirring your spod mix in your bait bucket or for loading up spods, Spombs, bait boats and other bait delivery devices. This XL size in the range measures at approximately H 110mm x W 120mm x L 290mm.

Some anglers are not fussed about getting a bit of bait on their hands when mixing it up or fulling up your bait equipment but some baits are extremely oily and sticky that a splash in the lake water won’t solve. A spoon is a simple solution to scooping up your bait while keeping your hands perfectly clean.

The spoon is a robust one-piece construction and boasts RidgeMonkeys unique long-lasting Nite Glo material. This enables a glow in the dark quality that is incredibly practical when fishing in lower light condition, finding the spoon in the bottom of your bag or baiting up in the dark.

The spoon also boasts a perforated head with drainage holes to allow excess gunk and water that you do not want going into your PVA bag. The handle is also moulded for a firmer grip and have a hold punched through which is handy for hanging up the spoon in your bivvy or on the side of your bankstick.