H&H Mini Single Spinner 1/16 6/card Chartreuse

The H&H Mini Single Spinner is a proven finesse option for bass anglers who want simplicity and results in a compact package. These 1/16 oz lures feature the living rubber skirts that have made H&H Spinners a staple in bass tackle boxes for decades—the chartreuse color option offers high visibility in stained water and low-light conditions. A single blade design keeps things light and castable, making the Mini ideal for situations where bass are keyed on smaller profiles or when you're fishing shallow cover, grass, or brush that demands a delicate presentation.

What sets H&H apart is the consistency of the living rubber construction. Unlike plastic skirts that can crack, tear, or lose action over time, rubber maintains its lifelike movement through countless casts and fish. That durability translates to longer productive life per lure—important when you're fishing a style that works as well on day one as it does months down the road.

Each pack contains six spinners, giving you backup lures for different water clarity, light conditions, or when you lose one to cover or a solid hookset. The Mini Single Spinner fits well in a dedicated spinnerbait compartment or general bass tackle tray, and the 1/16 oz weight makes it easy to cast on light to medium spinning tackle. Whether you're a beginner building a foundational spinner selection or an experienced angler who appreciates proven tools, H&H Spinners deliver the straightforward effectiveness that has made them a regional favorite for five decades.

Key Features

• Living rubber skirt for natural movement and durability
• Single blade design for easy casting and retrieval
• 1/16 oz weight—ideal for light tackle and finesse presentations
• Chartreuse color for high visibility in stained or low-light water
• Six lures per pack

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best way to fish the H&H Mini Single Spinner?

The Mini Single Spinner works well on a steady retrieve—cast, let it sink briefly if desired, then wind at a moderate pace. The single blade produces vibration and flash without excessive drag, so it's effective around vegetation, brush, and shallow structure. Experiment with retrieval speed to match water temperature and bass activity.

When should I use chartreuse color?

Chartreuse excels in stained water, heavy cloud cover, dawn, and dusk when visibility is limited and bass rely more on vibration and silhouette. It's also a solid choice in tannic or tea-colored water common in many southern reservoirs.

What tackle does the 1/16 oz weight work with?

The 1/16 oz Mini is designed for light to medium spinning gear. Pair it with 6–8 lb test monofilament or braided line on a medium or medium-light power rod for best casting distance and lure control.

Will living rubber skirts last longer than plastic?

Yes. Living rubber resists cracking, tearing, and UV degradation far better than plastic. This means your H&H Spinners maintain their action and appearance through extended use and storage.