Blakemore Vibe Runner 1/16oz, #2 hook 1ct Smokin Shad

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179835915
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UPC:
020801006032
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The Blakemore Vibe Runner 1/16oz crappie lure is a compact, vibration-heavy underspin built to trigger strikes in shallow structure. At just 1/16 ounce with a #2 hook, this Smokin Shad pattern works panfish and light-cover scenarios where finesse matters. The lure combines a solid plastic body, prism eyes for visibility, and a brass hammered willow blade paired with an offset curl tail—a tandem that amplifies water disturbance and attracts crappie in a wider zone than static presentations.

Whether you're working brush piles, downed timber, or weedy shallows, the Vibe Runner rewards a slow, steady retrieve. The blade thumps and flutters while the tail adds its own kick, creating a profile that mimics struggling baitfish and triggers aggressive responses. At this weight, you can fish it on light spinning gear without fatigue, making it ideal for all-day panfish sessions.

This single-lure pack lets you test the pattern or stock a backup for your tackle box. The Smokin Shad color sits between natural and visible, holding appeal in clear to stained water and low-light conditions.

Key Features

  • 1/16 oz weight for light-tackle panfish fishing
  • #2 hook sized for crappie and bluegill
  • Brass hammered willow blade for vibration and flash
  • Offset curl tail adds secondary movement
  • Prism eyes enhance visibility
  • Solid plastic body construction
  • Smokin Shad color pattern

Specifications

Weight1/16 oz
Hook Size#2
Lure TypeUnderspin / Spinner
ColorSmokin Shad
Package Quantity1 lure

Frequently Asked Questions

What size panfish will the Vibe Runner 1/16oz catch?

The #2 hook and 1/16 oz weight are sized for crappie, bluegill, and other panfish in the half- to one-pound range. It also works for smaller largemouth and spotted bass.

How do I fish the Blakemore Vibe Runner?

Use a slow, steady retrieve to let the blade and tail vibrate effectively. Cast near cover—brush, pilings, or timber—and work it horizontally through shallow structure where crappie hold.

Is this single lure enough, or do I need more?

One lure is fine for testing or backup. If you plan regular panfish sessions, stocking multiple colors and patterns is a smart investment.