Eagle Claw Jig Head 1/8 10ct Orange

The Eagle Claw Jig Head 1/8 in orange is a straightforward, effective choice for crappie anglers who want reliable presentations without overthinking it. At 1/8 ounce, this jig head weight works well in shallow to moderate depths and pairs naturally with small soft plastics, live minnows, or tube baits that crappie actually eat. The 10-count pack gives you enough heads to rig multiple rods or have spares when you lose one to a snag or a willing fish—which, if you're targeting crappie, will happen regularly.

Orange is a proven crappie color that stands out in stained or slightly off-color water and performs especially well during low-light periods. Whether you're fishing a brush pile, timber, or vegetation in spring spawns or fall feeding windows, having a pack of quality jig heads in your tackle box means you can tie on fresh presentations quickly and stay fishing instead of fussing.

Eagle Claw has been building terminal tackle for generations, and their jig heads reflect that heritage: solid construction, consistent quality, and the kind of dependable performance that keeps anglers coming back. If you fish crappie regularly, stocking a few packs of these in various weights and colors is money well spent.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size soft plastics work on a 1/8 ounce jig head?

A 1/8 ounce head pairs well with small soft plastics in the 1–2 inch range, including crappie tubes, shad-body swimbaits, and grub-style baits. You can also fish it with live minnows or small shiners if that's your preference.

Is orange a good crappie color?

Yes. Orange is a natural, high-visibility color that works especially well in stained water or during low-light conditions like dawn, dusk, or cloudy days—all prime crappie feeding windows.

What water depth is a 1/8 ounce jig head suited for?

A 1/8 ounce head is ideal for shallow to moderate depths, typically 3–15 feet depending on current and wind. It's light enough to fish slowly and maintain contact in brushy cover where crappie hide.