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Blakemore
The Blakemore Road Runner Marabou jig combines a time-tested design with proven crappie appeal. This 1/4-ounce underspin pairs a painted jig head with marabou fibers and a spinner blade, creating the kind of subtle action that triggers bites from crappie, panfish, and other light-tackle targets. Whether you're working shallow brush, submerged timber, or open water during the spawn, the Road Runner's built-in vibration and visual appeal make it a reliable choice for anglers who want a single lure that delivers across multiple presentations.
Road Runner jigs have earned their reputation in crappie circles for a reason: the marabou body pulses naturally in the water, while the blade adds flash and vibration that draws fish from cover. The 1/4-ounce weight sits in that sweet spot for medium depths and moderate current, casting easy and sinking at a pace that keeps you in the strike zone longer. Color selection matters in crappie fishing, and Blakemore offers this three-color option to match local forage and water clarity—red for stained water and visibility, green for natural conditions, and chartreuse for low-light situations and murky cover.
These jigs work best on light spinning or ultralight tackle paired with 4- to 8-pound monofilament or braided line. Tie direct or use a small snap swivel if you prefer to change colors quickly without retying. Cast, let it settle, and work it with short twitches or a steady retrieve—the blade and marabou do most of the work for you.
| Weight | 1/4 ounce |
| Lure Type | Marabou Underspin Jig |
| Colors Included | Red, Green, Chartreuse |
| Brand | Blakemore |
These jigs are especially deadly on crappie and panfish, but also attract bass, walleye, and other light-tackle species that respond to vibration and marabou movement.
Cast near structure or in open water, allow it to sink to depth, then retrieve with short twitches or a steady motion. The blade and marabou body create the action—you don't need fancy technique for these to work.
Red works well in stained or off-color water, green matches natural conditions and is a go-to in clear water, and chartreuse excels in low-light or heavily vegetated areas where visibility is low.
Pair the Road Runner with light spinning or ultralight tackle and 4- to 8-pound mono or braided line for best control and sensitivity.
Blakemore
The Blakemore Road Runner Marabou jig combines a time-tested design with proven crappie appeal. This 1/4-ounce underspin pairs a painted jig head with marabou fibers and a spinner blade, creating the kind of subtle action that triggers bites from crappie, panfish, and other light-tackle targets. Whether you're working shallow brush, submerged timber, or open water during the spawn, the Road Runner's built-in vibration and visual appeal make it a reliable choice for anglers who want a single lure that delivers across multiple presentations.
Road Runner jigs have earned their reputation in crappie circles for a reason: the marabou body pulses naturally in the water, while the blade adds flash and vibration that draws fish from cover. The 1/4-ounce weight sits in that sweet spot for medium depths and moderate current, casting easy and sinking at a pace that keeps you in the strike zone longer. Color selection matters in crappie fishing, and Blakemore offers this three-color option to match local forage and water clarity—red for stained water and visibility, green for natural conditions, and chartreuse for low-light situations and murky cover.
These jigs work best on light spinning or ultralight tackle paired with 4- to 8-pound monofilament or braided line. Tie direct or use a small snap swivel if you prefer to change colors quickly without retying. Cast, let it settle, and work it with short twitches or a steady retrieve—the blade and marabou do most of the work for you.
| Weight | 1/4 ounce |
| Lure Type | Marabou Underspin Jig |
| Colors Included | Red, Green, Chartreuse |
| Brand | Blakemore |
These jigs are especially deadly on crappie and panfish, but also attract bass, walleye, and other light-tackle species that respond to vibration and marabou movement.
Cast near structure or in open water, allow it to sink to depth, then retrieve with short twitches or a steady motion. The blade and marabou body create the action—you don't need fancy technique for these to work.
Red works well in stained or off-color water, green matches natural conditions and is a go-to in clear water, and chartreuse excels in low-light or heavily vegetated areas where visibility is low.
Pair the Road Runner with light spinning or ultralight tackle and 4- to 8-pound mono or braided line for best control and sensitivity.
