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Blakemore
Blakemore Road Runner Heads are a go-to choice for crappie anglers targeting panfish with finesse. These 1/4 oz jig heads come in a 4-pack with black finish and are purpose-built for spider rigging, trolling, and poling techniques where a compact, responsive lure can make the difference between a slow day and a full cooler. The sharp hooks and Indiana blade design deliver the flash and vibration that draw strikes in shallow water and around structure.
Whether you're working live bait under a bobber or casting from a shallow-draft boat, these heads pair well with minnows, shiners, and soft plastics. The nickel-over-brass blade cuts through weeds and noise to reach fish in dingy water, while the black head blends into vegetation and shadows—a proven combo for crappie that aren't aggressive. At 1/4 oz, they're light enough for slow presentations but heavy enough to cast and control in light current.
Road Runner Heads have earned their reputation in the crappie scene because they work. No gimmicks, no oversized claims—just solid jig heads with proven blade geometry and reliable construction. Buy them in bulk if you fish crappie regularly; these aren't something you stock deep, but you'll lose a few to snags and undersized fish, so having spares on hand keeps you fishing instead of heading back to the truck.
| Brand | Blakemore |
| Product Type | Crappie Jig Head with Blade |
| Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Quantity per Pack | 4 |
| Head Color | Black |
| Blade Type | Indiana (Nickel-over-Brass) |
These heads work great threaded on a line and tipped with live bait for spider rigging, or cast and retrieved slowly over shallow structure. The blade does the work, so keep your presentation deliberate—let the vibration and flash do the talking rather than pumping the rod.
Yes. The 1/4 oz weight and Indiana blade make them suitable for slow trolling behind a boat, particularly in shallow water and around weed lines where crappie congregate.
Live minnows and shiners are traditional choices. You can also experiment with soft plastics if you prefer, though these heads are designed with live bait in mind.
The black finish and blade vibration make these effective in dingy conditions and around vegetation. The nickel-over-brass blade cuts through weeds and produces sound that fish can zero in on when visibility is limited.
Blakemore
Blakemore Road Runner Heads are a go-to choice for crappie anglers targeting panfish with finesse. These 1/4 oz jig heads come in a 4-pack with black finish and are purpose-built for spider rigging, trolling, and poling techniques where a compact, responsive lure can make the difference between a slow day and a full cooler. The sharp hooks and Indiana blade design deliver the flash and vibration that draw strikes in shallow water and around structure.
Whether you're working live bait under a bobber or casting from a shallow-draft boat, these heads pair well with minnows, shiners, and soft plastics. The nickel-over-brass blade cuts through weeds and noise to reach fish in dingy water, while the black head blends into vegetation and shadows—a proven combo for crappie that aren't aggressive. At 1/4 oz, they're light enough for slow presentations but heavy enough to cast and control in light current.
Road Runner Heads have earned their reputation in the crappie scene because they work. No gimmicks, no oversized claims—just solid jig heads with proven blade geometry and reliable construction. Buy them in bulk if you fish crappie regularly; these aren't something you stock deep, but you'll lose a few to snags and undersized fish, so having spares on hand keeps you fishing instead of heading back to the truck.
| Brand | Blakemore |
| Product Type | Crappie Jig Head with Blade |
| Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Quantity per Pack | 4 |
| Head Color | Black |
| Blade Type | Indiana (Nickel-over-Brass) |
These heads work great threaded on a line and tipped with live bait for spider rigging, or cast and retrieved slowly over shallow structure. The blade does the work, so keep your presentation deliberate—let the vibration and flash do the talking rather than pumping the rod.
Yes. The 1/4 oz weight and Indiana blade make them suitable for slow trolling behind a boat, particularly in shallow water and around weed lines where crappie congregate.
Live minnows and shiners are traditional choices. You can also experiment with soft plastics if you prefer, though these heads are designed with live bait in mind.
The black finish and blade vibration make these effective in dingy conditions and around vegetation. The nickel-over-brass blade cuts through weeds and produces sound that fish can zero in on when visibility is limited.
