Blakemore Crappie Tamer 1/8oz 2ct Chart/Orange/Chart
The Blakemore Crappie Tamer 1/8oz underspin is purpose-built for anglers targeting crappie in shallow structure and open water. This two-pack features the distinctive ringed body design that Crappie Tamer lures are known for—those segmented rings generate extra sound and vibration in the water column, qualities that crappie find hard to resist. Rigged with a #1 hook at 1/8 ounce, these underpsins cast easily and work well on light tackle, making them equally effective for spring spawning fish and summer suspended schools.
The color combo—chart, orange, and chart—gives you a solid two-lure selection for varying light conditions and water clarity. Chart patterns excel in stained or low-light water; the orange adds visibility and contrast. Both colors have proven track records on crappie, whether you're fishing creeks, oxbows, or standing timber. At this weight, you can fish them on medium-light spinning or baitcasting gear without fatigue, and they're responsive to subtle jigging motion or a steady retrieve.
Crappie fishing rewards consistency and experimenting with lure action and color until the fish tell you what they want. Having two ready-to-tie lures in your tackle box means less time fussing and more time covering water and making casts that count.
Key Features
- Ringed body design produces sound and vibration crappie respond to
- #1 hook sized for reliable hook sets on small mouths
- 1/8 ounce weight suitable for light tackle and shallow to moderate depths
- Two-pack in proven chart/orange/chart color selections
- Underspin profile for versatile jigging and retrieve presentations
Specifications
| Weight | 1/8 ounce |
| Hook Size | #1 |
| Quantity | 2 per pack |
| Colors Included | Chart, Orange, Chart |
| Lure Type | Underspin/Spinner |
| Target Species | Crappie |
Frequently Asked Questions
What rod and reel setup works best with 1/8 ounce Crappie Tamers?
Medium-light spinning or baitcasting rigs are ideal for 1/8 ounce underpsins. Light line (6–10 lb test) and a sensitive rod tip help you feel the strikes and detect structure. Keep your gear matched to the weight so you can work the lure with finesse and detect subtle vibrations and strikes.
When should I use the chart versus orange colors?
Chart (chartreuse) excels in stained, murky, or low-light conditions where visibility is limited—early morning, late evening, or cloudy days. Orange adds contrast and stands out in clearer water or brighter conditions. Since you get both colors in this two-pack, you can quickly switch and let the crappie tell you what they prefer on any given day.
Are these underpsins good for spring crappie spawning season?
Yes. The 1/8 ounce weight and #1 hook size are well-suited to shallow spawning grounds and areas where crappie congregate. The vibration and sound from the ringed body can trigger strikes from territorial fish guarding beds or suspending nearby. Light tackle lets you work shallow cover and structure without spooking fish.

