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Bandit Walleye Shallow-Chartreuse Orange Chartreuse Head
$8.99BanditBest match
3.50 Inch GLIDE Tube Chartreuse Glow
$10.00Bend It FishingStrong fit
4" Chartreuse
$7.49Knockin Tail Lures Built-In Tail RattleAlso fits
Backwater Minnows – Lime Chartreuse Paddle Tail (10 Pack, 3.35 in, 0.07 oz)
$2.24Outshore Gear LLC
Binsky Chartreuse Blue Back
$7.49Fish Sense Lures
CBS2 – CHARTREUSE SHAD
$17.99Black Label Tackle
Chartreuse
$3.00Timber creek hand tied jigs
Chartreuse / White Double Colorado gold blades
$10.50Money Creek Lures LLC
3.75 Inch Chartreuse Tube Glow
$8.00Bend It Fishing
6 Inch Chartreuse Super Glow Tube
$12.00Bend It Fishing
6 Inch GLIDE Tube Chartreuse Glow
$8.00Bend It Fishing
8 Inch Chartreuse Super Glow Tube Big Bertha
$12.00Bend It Fishing
Best matches
- Black Label Tackle CBS2 – CHARTREUSE SHAD
- Bandit Walleye Shallow-Chartreuse Orange Chartreuse Head
- Money Creek Lures LLC Chartreuse / White Double Colorado gold blades
- Timber creek hand tied jigs Chartreuse
- Bend It Fishing 3.75 Inch Chartreuse Tube Glow
Why these fit
If you’re searching for shallow chartreuse, these are the strongest matches for shallow-water visibility and reaction bites. The Black Label Tackle CBS2 – CHARTREUSE SHAD is a shallow squarebill for bass around cover. The Bandit Walleye Shallow-Chartreuse Orange Chartreuse Head covers slightly deeper shallow-water work, especially for bass and walleye. The Money Creek Lures LLC Chartreuse / White Double Colorado gold blades is a good stained-water shallow spinnerbait option. For finesse and high-visibility shallow cover, Timber creek hand tied jigs Chartreuse is a solid panfish choice. If you want a soft-plastic profile with chartreuse visibility, Bend It Fishing 3.75 Inch Chartreuse Tube Glow works for trout jigging in shallow water.
Technique notes
- For the squarebill, cast tight to cover and use a steady retrieve so it deflects off wood, rock, or grass.
- For the Bandit, use a searching cast or troll when fish are holding around the 10-12 foot range.
- For the spinnerbait, slow-roll or swim it just over shallow cover and along breaks.
- For the chartreuse jig, fish it around brush, rocks, and low-light shallow areas with short hops or a finesse drift.
- For the tube, pair it with a balanced tube jig head and work it with snap-jigging or vertical jigging.
When to switch
Switch away from chartreuse hard baits if the water is clear and fish are pressured; a more natural color may help. If fish are deeper or suspended, move to the tube options or the Bandit. If you need more flash and vibration in stained water, the spinnerbait is usually the better choice than a jig or tube.
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