Spinpoler Light Pin Tail
Spinpoler Light Pin Tail
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Small profile, big results. The Spinpoler Pin Tail Ajing Worm is a 5cm micro finesse lure built for anglers who understand that sometimes the smallest bait in the box is the one that gets bitten. Slim, soft, and irresistibly lifelike, this pin-tail worm was made for light-line predators that turn their nose up at anything too big or too bold.
20 lures per pack — stock up and fish hard without rationing your last worm.
What Is Ajing?
Ajing (pronounced "ah-jing") is a Japanese light rock fishing style built entirely around finesse — ultra-light rods, tiny jig heads, and small, subtle soft lures fished with precise, twitchy retrieves. Originally developed for horse mackerel (aji), it's since become deadly on almost any light-tackle predator, from perch and rockfish to bass and sea bream. When fish are cautious, pressured, or simply not interested in big lures, Ajing-style finesse tackle is what closes the gap.
Why This Lure Works
- Ultra-slim pin tail — kicks and flutters on the lightest twitch, creating a subtle, natural swimming action that mimics fry and small baitfish
- Buoyant TPR construction — floats naturally, giving you a suspending, hovering presentation over structure and drop-offs
- Compact 50mm/0.3g size — small enough to fool wary, pressured fish without spooking them
- Durable soft plastic — takes hit after hit without tearing, so one worm gets you through a proper session
- 8 colours available — covering everything from natural stained-water tones to bright attractor shades
Built for a Wide Range of Species
This pin tail was designed with a genuinely broad target list in mind — horse mackerel, rockfish, perch, bass, whiting, sea bream, red mullet, and sprat. Whether you're fishing UK estuaries, harbour walls, or light rock marks, this is a lure that earns its place in the box across species and seasons.
Fish It Your Way
Rig it on a jig head for classic Ajing-style twitch retrieves, or fish it Carolina rig, Texas rig, or drop shot for a slower, more finesse-driven presentation. The pin tail's subtle action holds up across all four methods, so however you like to fish light, this worm adapts to your style.
Add this pin tail finesse worm to your box and see why the smallest bait often gets the most bites.
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