Buckeye Su-Spin Single 3/8oz Arkansas Shiner

The Buckeye Su-Spin Single 3/8oz Arkansas Shiner is an underspin jig head built for anglers who need to generate bites when conditions turn cold or fishing gets finicky. The single willow leaf blade design activates with minimal water movement, flashing and wobbling to catch the attention of bass and other gamefish from a distance. This is the kind of jig that earns its place in your tackle box during winter months or when standard presentations fall flat.

What makes the Su-Spin effective is its simplicity: a quality jig head paired with a single blade that works harder than you'd expect. You can fish it straight with your favorite soft plastics—ribbontail baits, crawdads, shad—or dress it up with a skirt for a more traditional silhouette. The Arkansas Shiner color scheme blends natural baitfish tones with enough shimmer to stand out in stained or cold water.

At 3/8 ounce, this is a versatile weight for most freshwater applications where an underspin makes sense. Whether you're flipping cover in winter, fishing deeper channels, or probing areas where reaction baits haven't worked, the Su-Spin's blade action keeps pressure on the fish without requiring constant movement from you.

Key Features

• Single willow leaf blade activates in minimal current
• Reflective blade design attracts fish from distance
• Works with soft plastics or skirts
• Designed for cold water and tough fishing situations
• 3/8 ounce weight for freshwater bass fishing

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What soft plastics work best with this underspin jig?

The Su-Spin Single accepts any standard soft plastic that fits the jig head—ribbontail baits, shad, and crawdad patterns all work well. You can also add a skirt if you prefer a more traditional look.

When should I fish an underspin instead of a standard jig?

Underpsins like the Su-Spin excel in cold water and tough conditions when fish need extra enticement. The blade's constant flash and vibration can trigger bites when fish aren't actively feeding.

Is 3/8 ounce heavy enough for deeper water?

The 3/8 ounce weight is versatile for most freshwater bass fishing scenarios. For very deep water or strong current, you may want to step up to a heavier option, but this weight covers a wide range of conditions.