Booyah Super Shad 3/8 Chartrese Glimmer

The Booyah Super Shad 3/8 Chartrese Glimmer is a quad-blade spinnerbait built for anglers targeting bass and pike that respond to aggressive blade flash and profile. Unlike standard single or double-blade spinners, this bait leverages four blades working in tandem to create a combined flash pattern that mimics a school of baitfish. The chartreuse and glimmer finish adds visibility in stained water or low-light conditions—a proven choice for early-morning and late-evening sessions when big fish move shallow.

The Super Shad's design philosophy centers on profile and vibration over finesse. The four-blade setup generates consistent thump and displacement that draws strikes from aggressive predators. The undulating skirt adds motion and bulk, making this spinnerbait a solid choice for working shallow grass, around structure, or anywhere you need a bait that commands attention.

This is a workhorse option for anglers who fish moving water or need a bait that performs in less-than-clear conditions. The 3/8 ounce weight strikes a balance between castability and blade rotation, suitable for both dedicated spinnerbait enthusiasts and anglers building a well-rounded tackle box.

Key Features

• Quad-blade design for increased flash and vibration
• Chartreuse glimmer finish for visibility in stained or dark water
• 3/8 ounce weight for balanced casting and blade spin
• Seductive skirt with natural movement

Frequently Asked Questions

What size fish will the Booyah Super Shad catch?

The Super Shad's quad-blade profile and aggressive profile are designed to appeal to bass and pike hunting schooling baitfish. Its bulk and vibration make it especially effective on larger, predatory fish.

When should I throw a multi-blade spinnerbait like the Super Shad?

Multi-blade spinners work well in stained water, low-light conditions, and when fish are feeding actively on baitfish schools. The four-blade design creates more flash and displacement than standard spinners, making it effective early and late in the day.

Does the chartreuse glimmer finish work in clear water?

Chartreuse is highly visible and works best in stained, murky, or low-light water. In clear conditions, you may want to match your spinnerbait color to local forage or switch to more subtle finishes.