Oliver Twist with Chartreuse Tail brings together an earthy olive-brown body and a bright chartreuse tail — a combination that closely resembles the mullet, shrimp, and small crabs that redfish and trout feed on along grass edges and mudflats. The natural body color blends into the environment while the chartreuse tail provides a pop of contrast that signals movement and attracts attention. This is a strong choice for fishing anywhere near grass, mangroves, or structure where fish are keying on crustaceans and baitfish simultaneously.

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

Why Oliver Twist with Chartreuse Tail Works

• Natural earthy body – Olive-brown tone blends into grass and mudflat environments, looking natural from below
• Bright chartreuse tail – High-contrast tip draws fish’s attention and creates a focal point for the strike
• Effective in stained and clear water – Works across a range of clarity conditions thanks to the two-tone design
• Wide paddle tail kick – Produces strong vibration to attract fish from farther away
• 12 per pack – Plenty to cover a full day of fishing

Best For

Target species: Redfish, speckled trout, flounder, snook, sheepshead

Water clarity: Clear to stained

Conditions: Grass edges, mangrove shorelines, oyster bars, mudflats, any structure where fish are feeding near bottom

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

Specs

• Color: Oliver Twist with Chartreuse Tail (olive-brown body, chartreuse tail)
• Sizes: 3.25" and 4"
• Material: Soft plastic
• Quantity: 12 per pack
• Tail style: Paddle tail / boot tail

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Oliver Twist a good redfish color?
Yes. The earthy olive body and chartreuse tail closely mimic the look of a small mullet or shrimp near the bottom. Redfish rooting along grass edges and oyster bars respond well to it.

How does Oliver Twist compare to Gold with Chartreuse Tail?
Both use a chartreuse tail, but Oliver Twist has a more natural, muted body that blends into the environment better in clear water. Gold with Chartreuse is flashier and works better in stained or murky conditions.

What size should I use for redfish?
The 4" is generally the better choice for redfish. It creates more vibration and a bigger profile, which matches the larger prey that redfish prefer.