Betts Spin 1/8 Chartreuse Red Dot 12/cd

The Betts Spin 1/8 Chartreuse Red Dot is a hand-poured split-tail jig built to trigger strikes from panfish and bass. This small beetle spin combines a compact 1/8-ounce profile with a chartreuse body and signature red dot accent—a proven color combo that cuts through water column clutter whether you're working shallow grass, dock pilings, or current breaks. The jig's balanced blade rotates slowly on the fall and during retrieves, creating flash and vibration that attracts crappie, bluegill, and smaller bass looking for an easy meal.

Hand-poured construction means each jig gets individual attention during the pour, and the custom paint work—including that distinctive hand-painted red dot—gives you a lure that stands out from mass-molded alternatives. The blade is finished and weighted to deliver that telltale wobble without overworking the line or tiring your wrist during extended sessions. Whether you're pitching to brush or swimming it through open water, the Spin's compact footprint and realistic profile make it a staple for anglers targeting panfish and schooling bass in shallow to mid-depth zones.

This is panfish jig fishing stripped down to basics: small, flashy, and effective. The chartreuse-and-red combination has earned its place in tackle boxes across the country, and there's no reason to overthink it. Grab a half-dozen and rotate them through your zones—you'll find plenty of reasons to come back to this design.

Key Features

• Hand-poured construction for consistent quality and durability
• Slow-rotating blade with balanced, finished design for natural movement
• Custom-decorated chartreuse body with hand-painted red dot
• 1/8-ounce weight ideal for shallow to mid-depth panfish and bass applications
• Split-tail jig profile proven for crappie, bluegill, and small bass

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I catch with the Betts Spin 1/8 Chartreuse Red Dot?

This jig is designed for crappie, bluegill, and bass. The 1/8-ounce size and compact profile make it especially effective for panfish and smaller bass in shallow to mid-depth water.

When should I use chartreuse and red dot colors?

Chartreuse is a high-visibility color that works well in stained water and low-light conditions. The hand-painted red dot adds contrast and can trigger strikes by adding a distinct focal point that mimics natural prey markings.

How does the blade work on this jig?

The balanced, finished blade rotates slowly during the fall and retrieve, creating flash and vibration without excessive resistance. This design encourages a natural presentation that doesn't tire you out during long sessions.

How many jigs are in one order?

Each card contains 12 jigs, giving you multiple lures to work different zones or replace ones that get damaged.