Collection: Kastmaster Lures

Few lures have stood the test of time like the Acme Kastmaster — a thick, heavy-bodied spoon that has been catching trout, bass, salmon, and just about every other freshwater species for decades. The Kastmaster’s unique shape produces an erratic, fluttering action on the fall and a tight, realistic wobble on the retrieve that triggers reaction strikes from fish at all depths. Its dense construction makes it one of the best casting spoons available — punching through wind and reaching fish that lighter lures simply can’t get to. Glenwood Springs Outdoors carries Kastmaster lures in the sizes and colors that produce on Western Colorado’s lakes, reservoirs, and rivers.

Why Kastmasters Work in Colorado

The Kastmaster excels in the deep, clear water of Colorado’s reservoirs — Ruedi, Rifle Gap, Vega, Wolford Mountain, and Granby — where its weight allows it to reach fish holding at depth that lighter lures can’t access. It’s equally effective jigged vertically through the ice for trout and kokanee salmon, cast and retrieved for rainbow and brown trout in rivers and streams, and trolled at varying depths for lake trout and kokanee. The Kastmaster’s versatility across techniques and species makes it one of the most valuable lures in any Western Colorado angler’s tackle box.

Kastmaster Sizes & Colors

Kastmasters are available in a range of sizes from 1/12 oz for small stream trout to 1 oz and larger for deep reservoir fishing and trolling. Color selection matters — gold and silver are classic producers in clear water, while chartreuse and rainbow trout patterns excel in stained or off-color conditions. Our staff can recommend the right size and color for the specific waters and species you’re targeting.

Stop in at 831 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO or call (970) 945-1060 for Kastmaster recommendations for your local waters.