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  • Worden's Rooster Tail In-Line Spinner, 1/16 oz, Pumpkin Seed, Single Hook

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Worden's Rooster Tail In-Line Spinner, 1/16 oz, Pumpkin Seed, Single Hook

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Item weight
9.07 g
Product dimensions
4.9 x 2.2 x 0.1 inches

Quick take

A 1/16 oz ultralight in-line spinner with a single hook and pulsating hackle tail for small trout and panfish.

The Worden's Rooster Tail is a 2-inch in-line spinner that weighs 1/16 oz and comes in a pumpkin seed finish. It carries a single hook behind a pulsating hackle tail that turns with its spinning blade, and it is aimed at bass and panfish. Anglers who want a small spinner for shallow cover and panfish-sized targets will find this size suited to light tackle.

Best for

  • Small streams and creeks for panfish
  • Light-tackle ultralight spinning
  • Fishing small natural waterways

Skip if

  • You fish heavy line or wind
  • You need catch-and-release circle hooks

Strengths

  • Single hook is easier to remove from catch-and-release fish
  • Ultralight weight casts on light line
  • Hackle tail mimics small natural prey

Trade-offs

  • Very light, difficult to control in wind or current
  • Single hook may have lower hookup ratio than treble
  • Poor for fishing heavy cover

Fishing fit

Species
  • Panfish
  • Bass
Water
  • Freshwater
Techniques
  • Casting
  • Jigging

Specifications

Specifications
Typeinline spinner
Weight1/16 oz
Length2 in
ColorPumpkin seed

Facts

This version's specifications
Length2 in
ColorPumpkin Seed
Color familyNatural

Common questions

How long is it?

It is 2 in long.

What color is this version?

This version is Pumpkin Seed.

When and where to fish it

Its natural pattern suits clear water, where fish get a long look at the lure.

Clarity
  • Clear
Light
  • Bright
  • Overcast

About this type

A lure is an artificial bait that draws a strike with its shape, color and movement.

Each kind is built for certain depths and ways of fishing.

Weight decides how far a lure casts and what rod and line it needs; color changes how visible it is in the water.

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