Eagle Claw Laker Maribou Jig 1/16 10ct Pink/White/White

The Eagle Claw Laker Maribou Jig in 1/16 oz is a go-to panfish and light-tackle lure for anglers working shallow water, weeds, and structure. This 10-count pack in pink/white/white gives you a proven color combination for everything from bluegill to crappie to small bass. The marabou tail moves with subtle, lifelike action on every twitch and drop—exactly what small fish key on when they're feeding.

These jigs earn their place in your tackle box because they're deadly in a range of conditions. Throw them on ultralight spinning gear around docks, lily pads, timber, and brush piles. Fish them slow with pauses, or keep them moving to trigger strikes. The compact 1/16 oz head lands softly and gets down just fast enough to work shallow zones without spooking finicky fish.

Whether you're targeting panfish in spring spawns, summer evening topwater bites, or fall schooling activity, these jigs excel. The pink/white/white pattern imitates natural forage and stands out in stained water. Keep a few in your box for backup; at this weight and with this much action, you'll burn through them once you dial in your presentation.

Key Features

• 1/16 oz head weight—ideal for ultralight spinning and panfish
• Marabou tail with natural, breathing action
• Pink/white/white color pattern proven for panfish and smallmouth
• 10 jigs per pack
• Compact profile works shallow water and around cover

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I catch with 1/16 oz maribou jigs?

These are built for panfish—bluegill, sunfish, crappie, and perch are prime targets. They also work well for small to medium bass, especially in shallow cover and around vegetation. The light weight and marabou action appeal to anything that feeds on small aquatic organisms and baitfish.

What rod and reel setup works best for 1/16 oz jigs?

Ultralight spinning outfits are ideal. A light power rod (ultra-light to light) paired with a small spinning reel spooled with 4–8 lb monofilament or 6–10 lb braided line gives you the sensitivity and casting distance to work these jigs effectively in shallow water.

When should I fish pink and white jigs?

Pink/white is a versatile panfish pattern that works year-round, but it shines during spring spawns and in stained or low-light water. The contrast helps fish locate the jig even when visibility is poor. Summer evening bites and cloudy days are premium times.

How do I fish these jigs to catch more fish?

Keep it slow and deliberate around structure. Cast near docks, brush, or weed edges and let the jig fall on a semi-slack line—the marabou will pulse naturally. Add small twitches or hops, then pause and let it drop again. Panfish often strike on the fall, so stay alert.