Big Bite Triple Tip Grub 2" 10ct Red/Chartreuse

The Big Bite Triple Tip Grub is a soft-plastic crappie bait engineered to trigger bites with a distinctive tail design. At 2 inches long, these grubs feature a three-pronged tail that splits at the end, creating a profile and in-water action that stands apart from traditional single-tail designs. Whether you're targeting crappie on shallow flats, around structure, or during pre-spawn gatherings, the Triple Tip Grub's unique vibration profile draws aggressive strikes. Each pack contains 10 grubs in a red and chartreuse color combination proven to produce in a variety of water conditions.

This bait works equally well on a simple jig head or rigged on light spinning tackle. The divided tail design generates more water displacement than conventional grubs of the same size, making it visible and appealing to crappie that are actively feeding or in a neutral mood. The 2-inch size slots into the sweet spot for crappie fishing—large enough to attract quality fish but small enough to match the natural forage in most freshwater systems.

Big Bite Baits has built a solid reputation among panfish and bass anglers for producing baits that balance durability with lifelike action. The red and chartreuse colorway is a classic combination that performs across clear, stained, and darker water. Stock a pack or two in your tackle bag if you're serious about crappie—these grubs are a reliable choice for consistent success on the water.

Key Features

• Split three-pronged tail creates unique vibration and distinctive profile
• 2-inch soft-plastic construction sized for crappie
• Red and chartreuse color combination
• 10-count pack ready to fish
• Versatile rigging on jig heads or light spinning tackle

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are Big Bite Triple Tip Grubs designed for?

These grubs are engineered specifically for crappie fishing. The 2-inch size and tail design are optimized to attract crappie, though they may appeal to other panfish and small bass.

How should I rig the Big Bite Triple Tip Grub?

The most common approach is to rig the grub on a jig head, which allows you to work it vertically or with a hopping motion. You can also rig it on light spinning tackle for casting and retrieving applications.

What makes the triple-tip tail different from a standard grub?

The tail splits into three separate prongs at the end, which creates a more pronounced vibration in the water and a different visual profile than conventional single-tail grubs. This unique action can trigger strikes from crappie that have seen standard baits.

What colors are included in this pack?

This pack features red and chartreuse—a proven combination across a range of water clarity and light conditions.