War Eagle Custom Lures WE14GW16 1/4-Ounce Double Willow Gold Frame Lure – Hot White Chartreuse

Overview

In slightly stained water or low-light conditions, visibility and vibration matter. The War Eagle WE14GW16 lure features a gold Double Willow blade that delivers a high-contrast flash to catch the eye and invite bites without relying on electronics.

The blade pair creates an eye-catching shimmer as the lure darts through the water, catching the light from multiple angles and drawing attention even when sunlight is soft or diffuse.

The Hot White Chartreuse colorway provides standout contrast against darker water, helping the lure stay visible as it sweeps past cover, structures, and mid-water pockets. The color, combined with the blade flash, can trigger curious fish across a range of conditions.

Designed as a practical fishing lure, this WE14GW16 model is lightweight and ready to fish. It comes in a 1/4-ounce configuration and requires no batteries or electronics, so you can focus on your retrieve and line control in real-world environments.

Real-world use tips make the most of its features. Cast toward edge cover, weed lines, docks, and submerged structure, then experiment with cadence: steady pulls, short pauses, and short twitchy snaps can help you adapt to current, wind, and fish behavior.

Made in the United States, the lure is packaged to be simple and ready for action right away. The combination of traditional lure design and bright color makes it a versatile option for anglers who value visibility, flash, and straightforward performance.

Key specs

• Package quantity: 1
• Country of origin: United States
• No batteries required
• Product type: Fishing lure
• Lure weight: 1/4-ounce

Best use scenarios

• Slightly stained water and low-light conditions
• Targeting cover, structure, and edge habitats
• Simple, ready-to-use setup with no electronics

Whether you're targeting bass or other freshwater species, this lure offers a classic, reliable option that emphasizes visibility, motion, and straightforward operation.