Gold body. Chartreuse tail. It’s a high-visibility combination that’s been catching inshore fish for decades, and for good reason. The warm gold tone catches light in stained or off-color water, while the bright chartreuse tail adds a flash of color that draws fish in from a distance. This is a go-to combination on overcast days, in murky tidal water, or any time you need a little extra visibility to get fish to commit.

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

Why Gold and Chartreuse Works

• High-contrast color pairing – Gold body and chartreuse tail stand out in stained or turbid water where natural colors disappear
• Catches light from multiple angles – Gold tones flash and shimmer on the retrieve to get fish’s attention
• Proven chartreuse tail – One of the most effective bait colors in the Southeast for redfish, trout, and flounder
• Extra-large paddle tail – Strong kicking action adds vibration that fish can feel
• 12 per pack – Enough to fish hard without worrying about running out

Best For

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

Water clarity: Stained, murky, or off-color water

Conditions: Cloudy or overcast days, after rain events, tidal channels, muddy grass edges

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

Specs

• Color: Gold with Chartreuse Tail
• Sizes: 3.25" and 4"
• Material: Soft plastic
• Quantity: 12 per pack
• Tail style: Paddle tail / boot tail

Frequently Asked Questions

Is chartreuse a good color for redfish?
Chartreuse is one of the top producing colors for redfish in the Southeast, particularly in stained or murky water. The gold body adds even more visibility without going full neon.

What jig head color should I pair with Gold and Chartreuse?
A chartreuse or red jig head from the Fish On! lineup makes a natural pairing. Both colors complement the swimbait and maintain high visibility in off-color water.

Does this color work in clear water?
It can work, but it’s primarily a dirty-water color. For clear conditions, consider Smoke, Pearl White, or Mad Minnow for a more natural presentation.