Big Bite Crappie Tubes 1.5" 10ct Chartreuse
Big Bite Crappie Tubes in 1.5-inch size offer a straightforward, effective approach to crappie fishing. These soft plastic tubes come in a 10-count pack in chartreuse—a high-visibility color that works especially well in stained water or low-light conditions. Whether you're fishing creeks, ponds, or lakes, small tubes like these are a proven staple for panfish anglers targeting crappie year-round.
The 1.5-inch profile mimics natural crappie forage at a scale that matches what these fish see and hunt in most freshwater environments. Chartreuse is a go-to color choice when visibility matters—think cloudy days, early morning, late evening, or murky water. The soft plastic construction allows for natural, lifelike action as the tube tumbles or darts through the water column, which is exactly what makes panfish commit to the bite.
These tubes work on light jigs, drop-shot rigs, or finesse presentations—rigged and fished however your favorite crappie technique demands. Keep a pack or two handy in your tackle box; at this size and price point, you'll appreciate having backups when tubes get torn or lost to snags and aggressive fish.
Key Features
- 1.5-inch soft plastic tube body designed for crappie and panfish
- Chartreuse color for high visibility in stained or low-light water
- 10-count pack—ample supply for frequent fishing
- Versatile rigging compatibility with light jigs and finesse techniques
Specifications
| Size | 1.5 inches |
| Count | 10 per pack |
| Color | Chartreuse |
| Material | Soft plastic |
| Brand | Big Bite Baits |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size fish will bite these tubes?
The 1.5-inch size is designed for crappie and other panfish. It's an ideal profile for slab crappie in most fresh water conditions.
When should I use chartreuse color?
Chartreuse performs well in stained water, overcast conditions, early morning, and evening—anywhere visibility or contrast is an advantage. It's also a reliable choice when water clarity is unknown.
What rigs work with these tubes?
You can rig 1.5-inch tubes on light jig heads, drop-shot rigs, or other finesse presentations that match crappie fishing techniques you already use.

