Museum Archive: Seneca Little Cleo (Hula Girl) UV, 1/2oz Yellow / Red / Nickel fishing spoon #4127

Stamped with the iconic 'Hula Girl' dancer on the reverse nickel side, this specimen represents the classic era of Seneca Lure production. Wearing a bright yellow finish accented by bold red spots, this 1/2oz (14g) spoon remains unused in its original packaging, earning a condition rating of 6. Measuring 2 1/4" (5.5cm), the lure is identified by product code 4127 and was manufactured by the Seneca Division of Acme Tackle Company in Providence, RI. The fluorescent coloring is specifically designed for visibility in UV light, catering to anglers targeting species in low-light environments or deeper water. As a 'Wigglin' Killer,' the construction is tailored for casting and trolling, featuring the classic wide teardrop shape and a sturdy silver treble hook. This Seneca-era piece serves as a physical record of the brand's history before the Hula Girl stamp was eventually discontinued on later mass-produced models.