When the water is dark, the sky is low, or you just need fish to find your bait fast — Electric Green is the answer. This high-visibility color cuts through murky and tannic water like almost nothing else, and the bold chartreuse-green tone triggers reaction strikes from redfish, trout, and bass that might otherwise ignore a more subtle presentation. If you’re fishing brackish backwaters, flooded marshes, or low-light situations, keep a few of these rigged and ready.

Each pack includes 12 soft plastic paddle tails in your choice of 3.25" or 4" size.

Why Electric Green Works

• Maximum visibility in low-light or dirty water – The bold green-chartreuse tone remains visible when natural colors disappear
• Reaction strike trigger – Bright colors prompt aggressive fish to strike instinctively, even when they’re not actively feeding
• Extra-large paddle tail – Produces a wide-thumping action that adds vibration along with the visual pop
• Durable soft plastic – Holds up to aggressive strikes and multiple fish
• 12 per pack – Stock up for those days when the bite is really on

Best For

Target species: Redfish, speckled trout, bass, jacks, flounder

Water clarity: Murky, tannic, or stained water

Conditions: Dawn, dusk, overcast skies, flooded marshes, backwater creeks, after heavy rain

Recommended jig head: 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz Fish On! jig head in chartreuse or red

Specs

• Color: Electric Green (high-visibility chartreuse-green)
• Sizes: 3.25" and 4"
• Material: Soft plastic
• Quantity: 12 per pack
• Tail style: Paddle tail / boot tail

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Electric Green too loud for clear water?
In clear water, it can spook selective fish. Stick to Smoke, Pearl White, or Mad Minnow in clear conditions. Electric Green shines when visibility is low.

What’s the best time of day to use Electric Green?
Early morning, late afternoon, and overcast days are prime. Any time the light is low and fish are relying more on vibration and color flash to locate prey.

Does Electric Green work for bass?
Absolutely. Chartreuse-green is one of the most proven bass colors in freshwater, especially in tannic lakes and rivers. Pair it with a 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz jig head for a strong bass setup.