It also means that they can be used in a wide range of depths from next to nothing down to at least 15 feet. In fact they're remarkably similar to the long discontinued, but once very popular Efgeeco Pikers. I suspect the reason is the remarkable improvement in tackle over the last 25 years. On the other hand, it sinks more slowly which allows it to be worked at a snail's pace and still retain a lot of action. Whoever chose the colours really knows his stuff.
Most spoons come in plain colours, and are often the same on each side.
I much prefer the intermittent flash produced with a different colour on the reverse of a spoon, and this is what you get with the Mister Muskies. As any lighthouse keeper will tell you, an intermittent flash stands out much better than a steady beam. I cut right down on the number of lures I carry. However, these Mister Muskies always go with me, and I wouldn't want to be without them. All we've got to do now is to persuade Masterline to produce a thicker gauge version as well and the spoon angler would have almost everything covered.