Slammer Tackle 7" Split Tail Trailer (2 per pack)

Slammer Tackle 7" Split Tail Trailer (2 per pack)

Give your lures a lifelike, serpentine action with the Slammer Tackle 7" Split Tail Trailer. Designed to enhance the visual profile of bucktails, jerkbaits, and topwaters, these trailers provide a fluid, rhythmic swimming motion that big predators like Musky and Pike find impossible to resist.

Unlike standard trailers, the split-tail design creates a constant "flicker" in the water. As your lure moves, these dual tails trail behind in a graceful, undulating dance, mimicking the natural flow of a large forage fish. Whether you're burning a bucktail over weeds or slow-working a jerkbait, these trailers add the secondary movement needed to turn "follows" into "strikes."

Key Features:

• Maximum Visual Impact: The 7-inch profile creates a massive, enticing silhouette that triggers a predator's hunting instinct.

• Dual-Tail Fluidity: Two independent ribbon tails provide a soft, constant swimming motion even at low speeds.

• Premium Soft Plastic: Flexible enough for a natural "flow" but durable enough to survive multiple encounters with toothy fish.

• Universal Fit: The hollow-head design makes it easy to slide onto various hook styles without tearing.

• Great Value: Each pack includes 2 trailers.

Choose Your Trigger Color:

• Black: Creates a sharp, high-contrast silhouette—perfect for low light or backlighting against the surface.

• Pearl White: A versatile "match-the-hatch" color that provides a soft, natural glow.

• Yellow: A high-vis classic that stands out in a wide range of water types.

• Silver Glitter: Reflective flakes catch the sun, simulating the flash of a wounded baitfish.

• Fluorescent Chartreuse: The ultimate "hot" color for triggering aggressive reaction bites in stained water.

• Fluorescent Orange: A high-visibility attractor that excels in tannin-stained or "root beer" colored water.

💡 Pro Tip:

Since these are all about visual stimulation, pay attention to the "flow" of your lure. If you find the tails are tangling with your hooks, try nipping about a 1/2 inch off the nose of the trailer before rigging. This creates a more rigid connection to the hook shank, keeping those long, flowing tails trailing perfectly straight behind your lure for a clean, seductive swimming action.