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SKU: WX2*0749008
Built for anglers who need a compact search bait, this tail spinner is designed to imitate small baitfish and minnows with a true-to-life shad profile. Its dense lead body helps it cast long distances and get down quickly, making it a practical choice for covering water, probing deep points, or working grass lines when fish are suspended or holding low. The rear Colorado blade adds flash and vibration, and the ball bearing swivel keeps the blade turning consistently across a range of retrieve speeds. It can be fished by casting and retrieving, vertically jigging, or worked along the bottom, with a tube at the tail to help reduce tangles and protect the connection.
Compact Profile
True-to-life shad shape for small
Solid Lead
Construction creates a very compact
Premium Rear
Colorado blade adds flash and
Ball Bearing
Swivel keeps the blade spinning
Tube Design
Helps reduce line tangles and
| Application | Casting or vertical jigging |
|---|---|
| Blade Attachment | Ball bearing swivel |
| Blade Type | Rear Colorado blade |
| Body Construction | Solid lead construction |
| Body Profile | True-to-life shad profile |
| Retrieve Styles | Slow crawls, fast burning, cast and retrieve like a lipless crankbait, vertically jig over suspended fish, sink and hop along the bottom |
| Tangle Reduction Feature | Special tube around the tail |
| Target Forage | Small baitfish and minnows |
| Use Locations | Lake, stream, or pond |
| Water Conditions | Stained water or low-light conditions |
It is described as having a true-to-life shad profile and is intended to mimic small baitfish and minnows.
Yes. The description says it works for casting and retrieve, vertical jigging, and letting it sink and hop along the bottom.
The rear Colorado blade is attached by a ball bearing swivel, which is described as helping the blade spin freely and consistently at any retrieve speed.
Yes. A special tube around the tail is said to help reduce line tangles and damage from casting, and it also helps protect the blade and swivel connection from impact damage.
The description says it can be fished from a boat or shore and is effective in lakes, streams, or ponds.