Eagle Claw Lazer Power Swivels Black Size 6 12ct

Eagle Claw Lazer Power Swivels in black Size 6 are essential terminal tackle for anglers who want to eliminate line twist and improve casting reliability. Whether you're fishing moving water with spinners, working crankbaits, or running live bait rigs, these swivels let your lure move freely without transferring rotation back to your main line—a common cause of tangles and lost fish. This 12-count pack gives you reliable swivels for a season of fishing without constantly restocking.

Size 6 swivels balance strength with versatility, working well in freshwater and light saltwater applications across a range of tackle weights. The black finish blends into most water conditions and resists visibility, giving you a subtle connection point between your line and leader. Built from durable materials designed to withstand the torque of active lures and the head shakes of hooked fish, these swivels are a straightforward upgrade from cheaper alternatives that can jam or fail mid-fight.

If you tie your own rigs—whether for walleye, pike, bass, or panfish—keeping a supply of quality swivels on hand means less troubleshooting on the water and more time focused on reading structure and presentation. Grab a pack or two to round out your tackle box.

Key Features

• Reduces line twist from active lures and retrieve
• Black finish for subtle presentation
• Size 6 rating for general freshwater and light saltwater use
• 12 swivels per pack for extended fishing seasons
• Durable construction for reliable performance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size swivels do I need for my fishing setup?

Size 6 swivels are a solid general-purpose choice for most freshwater fishing and light saltwater applications. They work well with medium-weight lures, spinners, and live bait rigs. Consult your tackle manufacturer or local tackle shop if you're matching to a specific lure or target species.

How many swivels should I keep in my tackle box?

This 12-count pack gives you a good working supply. How fast you go through them depends on how often you fish and whether you're tying multiple rigs at once. Many anglers keep several packs on hand.

Do black swivels spook fish compared to other colors?

Black is a neutral choice that blends into most water conditions. Fish are typically far more concerned with your presentation and bait than the color of your swivel, so black works well in a range of scenarios.