Worden's® Vibric Rooster Tail® Lures
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- Hackle Tail
- Sagging belly body
- Natural profile
- Blade-to-shaft spinner
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by bobberBob vibric rooster tails
these are the surest running of wordens lineup.almost always gets spin righ away
June 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Troutkayaker Great Trout Lure
The. Worden's Vibric Rooster Tail (1/8 oz.) is my go to lure for stocked trout in New England. Slow trolling the lures from my kayak is a killer but casting the lure when wading will produce trout too. Because of the vibration given off you will know if the lure is working. Very important. I have caught Rainbow, Brook, Brown and Tiger trout with the lures.
May 1, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Griz34 Exactly What I Was Looking For
I was looking for something to catch some rainbow trout in the local kids trout pond. This spinner worked very well. Some other little spinners we used didn't hold up very well after a few fish were caught. These were very durable and caught lots of fish.
April 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Martinpanther78 Secret Weapon
So many times I've been the only person in the area catching one fish after another and (almost)feeling guilty about it! Wise up, people! Get some of these NOW! Great for smallmouth, wipers, trout, white bass and walleyes!
April 6, 2012
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I have never been able to get a regular rooster tail to spin correctly. The vibric does an awsome job. You can feel it vibrating.
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YES!!! It allows you to use a slower retrieve and the blade still spins flawlessly!!!Images for this Answer
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Yes! The offset body adds the clacking effect that works for me.A:Â
both work diferent, but work
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in my opinion, yes. The original Rooster tails sometimes have spinner blades that fail after much use. These tend to not have the issue and the blade always spins, easier to slow roll too!A:Â
Yes, they are better for largemouth bass. The spinner shape creates more vibration and reflects more light on sunny days. I've caught more bass on this rooster tail compared to others in the same fishing spots.A:Â
Maybe not better, but you can tell (feel) when they are working and this is important when trolling.A:Â
Yes. The blade design allows for a slow retrieve. The clevis-type blades on the regular Rooster tails require a fast retrieve to get the blade spinning. I guess the fast retrieve is OK when the fish want it fast, but the vibric works both ways.A:Â
they work better ( spin) even at slow speedsA:Â
for me they are.
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I have had the best results with the Green/Yellow finish.A:Â
best colors, yellow, white or chartrouse.
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White is going to be a solid choice any time of the year. It mimics a minnow/shiner and is a solid standby. Works well in clear or stained water. If the water is stained and they are not biting this, switch to Chart. This would be the case for most panfish. Trout, I haven't played with much on this spinner, but white would still be my go to, then maybe a brown or darker color in real clear water.A:Â
I've had the most luck with the black skirt and copper spinner in the 1/4 oz sizeA:Â
I use 1/4 oz white for white bass and wipers. I also catch many smallmouth on white, but fish are picky sometimes and want something you don't have. It's best to have a variety of colors and sizes, but if you don't want to buy alot, start out with white.A:Â
white and chartruesse are the only one's I have tried. doubt my spelling on the second color1 of 1
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