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Bombite · Crappie Jigs

Bombite Crappie Jig Heads, 40 pack, 1/16 oz

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Color: 1/16oz

Item weight
1.72 g

Quick take

Lightweight crappie jig heads with barbed V-hooks, 3D eyes and wire lure keeper for soft plastic rigging.

Best for

  • Crappie jigging in shallow water
  • Spring and fall crappie patterns
  • Panfish on light spinning gear

Skip if

  • You prefer larger jig heads for heavier lures

Strengths

  • V-sharp barbed hook design increases hook-up rate
  • Wire lure keeper prevents soft bait sliding
  • 3D eyes attract fish in stained water

Trade-offs

  • Light weight requires delicate casting technique
  • Best suited to shallow freshwater lakes
  • Bright colors may spook clear-water fish

Fishing fit

Water
  • Freshwater
Techniques
  • Jigging
Skill level
  • Beginner

Facts

This version's specifications
Lure weight1/16 oz
Pack count40
Target speciesPanfish, Crappie and Trout

Which one should I pick?

Choose the version by the size your rod and line can cast, then choose the color by water clarity.

Versions of this product on this site
VersionLure weightColorSuits
Bombite Crappie Jig Heads, 40-Pack, 1/32-1/8 oz, 3D EyesLure weight:0.0313 ozColor:1/32ozSuits:Trout, crappie and panfish
Bombite Crappie Jig Heads, 40 pack, 1/16 ozLure weight:1/16 ozColor:1/16ozSuits:Trout, crappie and panfish

What can I catch with this?

  • Trout
  • Crappie
  • Panfish

About this type

A lure is an artificial bait that draws a strike with its shape, color and movement.

Each kind is built for certain depths and ways of fishing.

Weight decides how far a lure casts and what rod and line it needs; color changes how visible it is in the water.

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