Yakima Spin-N-Glo #12 Red Chartreuse Tiger 12 Pack | Multi-Species Lure

The Yakima Spin-N-Glo #12 in Red Chartreuse Tiger delivers buoyant action and eye-catching visibility for a versatile lure setup. This spinner is designed to produce vibration and lift, helping your bait swim with presence in the water whether you’re trolling, drifting, or still fishing.

Versatile design for many species and conditions

Engineered for multi-species use, Spin-N-Glo yields strike-producing action and vibration that can help bait stand out in varied currents and light. Its buoyant spinner body makes rigging flexible and adaptable to different setups.

• Multi-Species Design
• Yields Strike Producing Action / Vibration
• Great for Casting, Drifting, Trolling, Backtrolling and Plunking
• Buoyant Noise Producing Spinner / Bait Floater
• UV Finishes Available
• Available in 10 sizes, 100 colors, and six wing color options

Best uses and fishing styles

Anglers reach for Spin-N-Glo across freshwater and saltwater scenarios. It is popular for trout, salmon, and kokanee when trolling with dodgers or flashers; walleye anglers use it as an alternative to traditional spinner blades; river fishermen employ it while drifting or still fishing; panfish enthusiasts slow-drift the smaller bodies with bait.

In saltwater settings, the buoyant, color-rich profiles add visibility and action to bait when chasing halibut, cod, flounder, or sea bass. Even when used solo or in combination with beads and hooks, Spin-N-Glo offers a simple path to customizing your setup.

How to rig and customize

Many anglers prefer unrigged Spin-N-Glo bodies to tailor their own rig. A basic approach is quick and easy: snell a hook to your leader, slide one or two beads as bearings, then place Spin-N-Glo toward the hook. You can add dodgers, rotating flashers, or Fish-Flash as desired to boost action.

Why consider Spin-N-Glo

Beyond the classic look and audible spin, the lure is celebrated for its buoyancy, color variety, and flexible compatibility with different fishing styles. Use it where current or wind creates movement, letting the lure contribute action, vibration, and buoyancy to your bait in ways that may help attract bites.