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Blakemore
Road Runner jigheads from Blakemore are compact, sharp-hooking crappie lures that pair perfectly with live baitfish or soft plastics. The 1/16 oz weight in this four-pack lands in the sweet spot for spider rigging, trolling, and vertical presentations in shallow to moderate depths—light enough to drop slowly and present naturally, heavy enough to cast and control. The red head color is a proven crappie attractor in stained and tannic waters.
These jigheads feature a nickel-over-brass Indiana spinner blade that spins freely on the shank. That blade throws flash and vibration with every presentation, adding sensory appeal that triggers reaction strikes from crappies holding in brush, timber, and along channel breaks. The hook design prioritizes penetration—sticky sharp from the factory—so you get solid hooksets even on light-line presentations that crappie fishing demands.
Whether you're spider rigging a school of submerged trees, slow-trolling creek channels, or poling shallow flats with a live shiner on the jighead, these four compact lures deliver the combination of flash, vibration, and natural bait presentation that crappies respond to. The 1/16 oz size keeps the action subtle and the drop rate realistic—critical when targeting finicky slab crappies in clear water or when you need to work a tight depth zone.
| Weight | 1/16 oz |
| Count | 4 |
| Head Color | Red |
| Blade Type | Indiana spinner (nickel over brass) |
Live shiners, fathead minnows, and small shad in the 1 to 2-inch range pair well with 1/16 oz jigheads. The lightweight head won't weigh down a small, lively baitfish and keeps the presentation natural.
Yes. The 1/16 oz weight and blade design are well-suited to spider rigging, where you're working multiple lines over structure and need a slow, controlled drop with subtle flash and vibration.
The spinner blade on Road Runner jigheads adds flash and vibration that plain heads don't provide, making them more effective for triggering strikes on days when crappies are less aggressive or in stained water where visibility is limited.
Blakemore
Road Runner jigheads from Blakemore are compact, sharp-hooking crappie lures that pair perfectly with live baitfish or soft plastics. The 1/16 oz weight in this four-pack lands in the sweet spot for spider rigging, trolling, and vertical presentations in shallow to moderate depths—light enough to drop slowly and present naturally, heavy enough to cast and control. The red head color is a proven crappie attractor in stained and tannic waters.
These jigheads feature a nickel-over-brass Indiana spinner blade that spins freely on the shank. That blade throws flash and vibration with every presentation, adding sensory appeal that triggers reaction strikes from crappies holding in brush, timber, and along channel breaks. The hook design prioritizes penetration—sticky sharp from the factory—so you get solid hooksets even on light-line presentations that crappie fishing demands.
Whether you're spider rigging a school of submerged trees, slow-trolling creek channels, or poling shallow flats with a live shiner on the jighead, these four compact lures deliver the combination of flash, vibration, and natural bait presentation that crappies respond to. The 1/16 oz size keeps the action subtle and the drop rate realistic—critical when targeting finicky slab crappies in clear water or when you need to work a tight depth zone.
| Weight | 1/16 oz |
| Count | 4 |
| Head Color | Red |
| Blade Type | Indiana spinner (nickel over brass) |
Live shiners, fathead minnows, and small shad in the 1 to 2-inch range pair well with 1/16 oz jigheads. The lightweight head won't weigh down a small, lively baitfish and keeps the presentation natural.
Yes. The 1/16 oz weight and blade design are well-suited to spider rigging, where you're working multiple lines over structure and need a slow, controlled drop with subtle flash and vibration.
The spinner blade on Road Runner jigheads adds flash and vibration that plain heads don't provide, making them more effective for triggering strikes on days when crappies are less aggressive or in stained water where visibility is limited.
