Betts Spin 1/8 White Red Dot 12/cd

The Betts Spin 1/8 White Red Dot is a hand-poured jig designed to trigger strikes from panfish and bass. Each lure combines a compact 1/8-ounce head with a slow-rotating blade and split tail, creating the subtle flash and vibration that crappie, bluegill, and bass find hard to resist. The white body paired with a red dot creates a classic contrast pattern that stands out in various water conditions, while the hand-painted detail adds character you won't find in mass-produced alternatives.

Because these jigs are hand-poured rather than injection-molded, you get better quality control and a more refined balance point. That translates to a blade that rotates at the slower, more natural cadence that panfish prefer—especially effective during spring and fall feeding windows or around structure like docks, fallen timber, and weed edges. Whether you're working shallow flats or mid-depth holes, the 1/8-ounce weight keeps you in contact with the bottom and responsive to subtle takes.

Panfish specialists and small-water bass anglers trust Betts Spin jigs for their reliability and proven fish-catching color patterns. A dozen-pack gives you enough to rotate through presentations, lose a few to snags, and keep your confidence high when the bites are on.

Key Features

• Hand-poured construction for superior balance and quality
• Slow-rotating blade designed for natural, subtle vibration
• Split tail body for lifelike movement in the water
• Classic white body with hand-painted red dot pattern
• 1/8-ounce weight ideal for shallow to mid-depth panfish and bass presentations
• Comes in a 12-pack

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish will the Betts Spin 1/8 catch?

These jigs are proven for crappie, bluegill, and bass. The 1/8-ounce size and slow blade rotation make them especially effective for panfish, though they'll also appeal to smallmouth and largemouth bass in shallow to moderate depths.

When should I use a 1/8-ounce spinner jig like this?

The light weight works best in shallow water, around vegetation, docks, and submerged timber. Spring and fall panfish feeding periods are prime times, though these jigs produce year-round in the right conditions.

Why choose hand-poured jigs over mass-produced ones?

Hand-poured construction allows for better balance of the head and blade, resulting in a more natural rotation and better overall performance. Combined with hand-painted details, you get a lure with more character and reliability than injection-molded alternatives.

What's included in a 12-pack?

Each pack contains a dozen Betts Spin 1/8 White Red Dot jigs, ready to fish straight out of the box.