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Blakemore
The Blakemore Crappie Tamer underspin is purpose-built for anglers targeting crappie in shallow structure and around vegetation. This chartreuse and black two-pack features a distinctive ringed body design that generates vibration and commotion in the water—exactly the kind of disturbance that triggers crappie to strike. At 1/16 ounce, these are ideal for finesse presentations where a light touch matters, whether you're working brushpiles, docks, or fallen timber in lakes and ponds.
The ringed body construction isn't just gimmick; it's purposeful engineering. As the lure moves through the water column, the rings create measurable vibration that appeals to crappie's lateral line sensory system. This works especially well in stained or off-colored water where visibility is limited and crappie rely more heavily on vibration detection. The underspin design keeps the lure riding upright and snag-resistant, making it a practical choice for tight cover where conventional jigs get hung up.
Pair this with your light spinning rod, 4–6 pound test line, and a patient approach to structure, and you've got a proven crappie tool. The chartreuse and black color combination offers high visibility and contrast in a range of light conditions. Two per pack means you can fish one while keeping a backup rigged and ready.
| Weight | 1/16 oz |
| Hook Size | #4 |
| Color | Chartreuse/Black |
| Lure Type | Underspin |
| Quantity | 2 |
The 1/16 ounce weight and #4 hook are sized for the panfish market, making them effective for crappie of all sizes that will take a small bait presentation.
Yes. The underspin design is engineered to reduce snags when fishing around brush, fallen timber, and docks—situations where you need a relatively snag-resistant presentation.
We recommend a light spinning setup with 4–6 pound test line to get the most out of this 1/16 ounce lure's action and feel.
Yes. The rings create vibration and sound as the lure moves through the water, which crappie use to locate prey—especially effective in stained water or low-light conditions.
Blakemore
The Blakemore Crappie Tamer underspin is purpose-built for anglers targeting crappie in shallow structure and around vegetation. This chartreuse and black two-pack features a distinctive ringed body design that generates vibration and commotion in the water—exactly the kind of disturbance that triggers crappie to strike. At 1/16 ounce, these are ideal for finesse presentations where a light touch matters, whether you're working brushpiles, docks, or fallen timber in lakes and ponds.
The ringed body construction isn't just gimmick; it's purposeful engineering. As the lure moves through the water column, the rings create measurable vibration that appeals to crappie's lateral line sensory system. This works especially well in stained or off-colored water where visibility is limited and crappie rely more heavily on vibration detection. The underspin design keeps the lure riding upright and snag-resistant, making it a practical choice for tight cover where conventional jigs get hung up.
Pair this with your light spinning rod, 4–6 pound test line, and a patient approach to structure, and you've got a proven crappie tool. The chartreuse and black color combination offers high visibility and contrast in a range of light conditions. Two per pack means you can fish one while keeping a backup rigged and ready.
| Weight | 1/16 oz |
| Hook Size | #4 |
| Color | Chartreuse/Black |
| Lure Type | Underspin |
| Quantity | 2 |
The 1/16 ounce weight and #4 hook are sized for the panfish market, making them effective for crappie of all sizes that will take a small bait presentation.
Yes. The underspin design is engineered to reduce snags when fishing around brush, fallen timber, and docks—situations where you need a relatively snag-resistant presentation.
We recommend a light spinning setup with 4–6 pound test line to get the most out of this 1/16 ounce lure's action and feel.
Yes. The rings create vibration and sound as the lure moves through the water, which crappie use to locate prey—especially effective in stained water or low-light conditions.
