Worden's Original Rooster Tail

Rooster tails used to make and sell a safety pin style lure with the body on one side and the spinner on the other side of the pin,hook trailing the body. I like this lure and still have a couple in my tackle box. I like these lures because they don't twist your line when casting or trolling like the straight spinners do. Will "Rooster Tails"by Worden ever make these lures again? I caught a lot of fish with these lures in the past.

had instant success with these lures, very pleased

I use this lure for trout. While living in Idaho, I caought so many trout on one lure that all the tail was wore smooth with no visible feathers showing.

let it sink, then snap it to start retrieve...great for trout in a pond or lake

i do a lot of river fishing and rooster tails produce a lot of strikes

I always use these spinners. It's been a few years and i usually replace fresh one for Trout season

Whats not to like about the rooster tale. Comes in a whole bunch of colors and just works.

It alows begginers to preffetionalls, to experience the strength and power of all fish and learn to enjoy the moments spent with family and friends.I think its cool just to see the lure spinning freely in the water and to watch it disapere as the largest fish uved seen takes a bite out of your lure!!!!!

Works best in rivers

Bought this for my son. He loved it. Will buy again. Thank You !!

Great little spinner for trout

Reel it fast down stream, or cast it straight across stream and swing it. Cast it down stream and swing across. The slower the better. I missed a big trout nce and then reeled in, put on power bait and let it sit, aha caught him....lol

These lures are so good i have 4 of them, very good lure. my fav

good for a wide variety of fish. if they dont,bite on a rooster tail then pack it in!!!!!

Great product, my son caught his first large mouth with it. I've caught plenty of panfish with this rooster tail.

I've not used this color before, but have come to really love a number of Rooster Tails. I use them for bream fishing (bluegill/crappie) and small largemouth bass. Might as well go home if fish are hitting the Rooster Tail. It's only "drawback" is that it's treble hook's easily snagged in waters w/ much vegetattion of underwater tree's/limbs.

I have been using Rooster Tails for 30 plus years and are still one of my favorite lures. If you can't catch fish on these then you probably can't catch fish.