Overview
Combining the classic Rooster Tail design with the unique action of a spinnerbait, the Super Rooster Tail offers versatile performance that will put a wide-range of fish in the boat. Whether you’re in search of bass, trout, or walleye, the one-two punch of the flashing blade and pulsating hackle tail delivers results.
Built with the same weighted body as the original, the Super Rooster Tail oftentimes is capable of catching fish when nothing else will. Complete with a razor-sharp double hook, the Super Rooster Tail provides proven performance and a deadly action that all fish love.
Previous Feedback
Comments: Would have been good but they put the hooks on upside down. Poor quality control
From: Unknown: Woodbury, MN 6/10/22
Comments: WOW, what a great lure for crappie & white bass ! Good for largemouth bass and anything that swims. Hard to beat anytime, when the fishing is easy or hard ! My box is full of the 1/8oz & 1/4oz Super Roosters. A heavier bait ( 3/8oz, 1/2oz) , can help me get deeper for even more fish. Only wish it was offered in these sizes. Good Fishing !
From: Ben: Eddyville, KY 1/13/22
Comments: I would like to see these fish catching lures in size 3/8 & 1/2 ounce so I can fish deeper and with heaver line. For landing numbers of fish, this is one of the best lures I have ever used. Good Fishing !
From: Eric: Columbus, GA 1/2/22
Comments: I would pay more for the old rooster tail with steel blades. the newer aluminum blades don't spin right unless you bend them.
From: Jay: Boulder, CO 3/2/21
Comments: Caught bass in heavily fished ponds on this lure repeatedly. Largest was nearly 3lbs. The double hook prevents catching weeds and is easy to remove from the fish. Smallest size in Chartreuse is the bomb.
From: Unknown - 7/15/20
Comments: Surprisingly, this has been the most consistent and reliable lure for me for smaller bass in ponds. I've caught bass in 3 different local ponds on it when nothing else worked including what must have been a 2+ pounder. I use the 1/8 ounce size in Chartreuse. The double hook is fairly weedless as well. I can't recommend it enough; my go-to lure. The only downside is the light weight makes it hard to cast far.
From: Twain: 5/20/20
Comments: i use when fishing for crappie in the winter works great when trolling
From: Unknown 5/23/19
Comments: In still water it works much like an in-line spinner, but with one big advantage... no line twist. Compared to the standard in-line Roostertail, the Super Roostertail 1/8 once is less prone to snag on rocks or bottom, but still poor through wood or weed. The double hook is easier to unhook than a typical treble. The blade starts spinning every time without fuss. It casts well. Like standard in-lines, it retrieves best at slow to moderate speeds, but jigs and hops a bit better (remains more horizontal). It can't twist your line, and that's the big advantage for me, this spinner won't cause the twisted line headaches of standard spinners. I like it for trout in lakes, especially on windy days requiring long casts. It has also been a decent bait for larger panfish and smaller bass. The quality is fair, so inspect it carefully, it may need a tweak or two. The double hook sharpens easily, and will need it.
From: Andy: Pittsburgh, PA 7/3/15
Comments: Must have lure in my tackle box. The larger sizes work great for walleye and smallmouth.
From: Seth: Pittsburgh, PA 6/27/14