3″ Twister Tad (2 pack)

Meet the DeLong Twister Tad , one of the easiest and most effective baits you’ll ever fish. We took our proven 3″ tadpole body, added internal weight for longer casts, and finished it with a high-action twister tail that drives fish crazy . When retrieved, the head rocks like a crankbait , while the tail flutters and pulses — creating a natural prey signal that bass, crappie, bluegill, trout, and even pike attack without hesitation. Why the Twister Tad Works ✅ Natural Tadpole Profile – Fish instinctively feed on tadpoles, especially in late spring. ✅ Built-In Weight – Cast farther and cover more water. ✅ Twister Tail Action – Adds movement and vibrations fish key into. ✅ Pre-Rigged & Ready to Fish – No rigging. No guesswork. Just tie on and go. ✅ Scent-Infused Soft Plastic – Fish hold the bait longer for better hooksets. How to Fish It 1. Straight Retrieve (Swimbait Style) Just reel at a steady speed — the bait does the work. 2. Jerkbait Style Twitch the rod tip for darting, fleeing action. 3. Bottom Bounce (Jigging Style) Hop it along the bottom to imitate injured prey. Best Time to Use It The Twister Tad shines in spring and early summer , when fish are feeding heavily and protecting beds. It is also extremely effective around: Grass edges Weedlines Shallow coves Creek mouths 🎣 Want to know exactly when this lure works best all year? See our Best Bass Lures by Season Guide for seasonal patterns and retrieves. The Twister Tad is also featured in our Best Crappie Lures Guide for year-round panfish success. Not sure which color to choose? Our Bass Lure Color Selection Guide makes it easy. FAQ Section Q: What species can I catch with the Twister Tad? A: The Twister Tad is highly effective for largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, trout, and even pike. Its natural tadpole profile triggers instinctive feeding responses. Q: Do I need to rig the Twister Tad? A: No. It comes pre-rigged and weighted , so all you have to do is tie it on and start fishing. Q: When is the best time to fish this lure? A: Spring and early summer are prime, especially around shallow vegetation, coves, and bedding areas. Q: What line and rod setup should I use? A: A medium or light spinning setup with 6–10 lb line works best for finesse-style presentations.