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A Paddle Tail Swimbait You Can Count On
Every team has a ringer, the player you call when you need a win. The Ringer brings that same dependable presence to your tackle box. The ribbed body and thumping paddle tail create a vibration fish can feel from a distance. No rod work is needed; cast it out, reel steadily, and let the bait do the rest. The 3.2" size is a great choice for finesse presentations and smaller fish.
Photo comparison: Some photos show both the 3.2" and 3.8" Ringers for size comparison. This listing is for the 3.2" size only.
Looking for another size? Try the larger 3.8" Ringer.
Best For
- Largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, and pike
- Striped bass, redfish, and other inshore species
- Steady retrieves on a jighead or underspin in clear to murky water
Use When
Reach for The Ringer when fish are chasing baitfish or you want a simple moving-bait presentation. It also works as a spinnerbait or chatterbait trailer when you need extra action.
How to Rig The Ringer
Why It Works
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Ribbed body and paddle tail: Create strong vibration and a natural baitfish profile.
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Recessed hook groove: Provides space to tuck the hook point when rigged weedless.
Pack Options
Choose an 8-pack of 3.2" Ringers, or stock up with a 16-pack and save.
Bait Facts
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Material: Soft plastic (PVC plastisol)
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Buoyancy: Neutrally buoyant
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Scent: Available as an add-on
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Made: Made in the Pacific Northwest in Washington State
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Our Shop: Family owned and operated. Learn more about us.
A Note from Finn: Why I Chose This Mold
This is the mold I struggled to find. I wanted a paddle tail with enough meat that it wouldn’t get torn up on a hook keeper. I also wanted a tail that helped create a slight body roll. On top of that, I wanted a recessed spot for a swimbait hook. It took me a while to track all of that down in one mold, but the searching was worth it.
