Leland Crappie Magnet Tiny Dancer 2" 12pc Double Ugly

The Leland Crappie Magnet Tiny Dancer 2" grub is a compact, versatile soft bait designed to trigger strikes from crappie and panfish species. This 12-piece pack in Double Ugly (a proven color pattern) gives you enough baits to stock your tackle box for a full day on the water or an entire season of regular outings. The small profile and paddle tail action make it effective whether you're casting and retrieving, working it on a long line, or pitching to structure when sonar marks tell you fish are stacked in a spot.

Crappie fishing rewards anglers who match their bait to the forage and conditions—and this bait does both. The 2" size sits in the sweet spot for crappie: small enough to appeal to picky biters, substantial enough to cast easily and hold its action through the retrieve. The paddle tail generates movement that attracts fish without requiring constant rod work, which means you can fish efficiently whether you're working shallow cover or suspending above deeper structure.

Whether you're a crappie tournament angler looking to refine your presentations or a casual panfisherman who wants reliable baits that actually catch fish, the Tiny Dancer belongs in your box. Buy these by the dozen so you always have fresh baits ready—lost lures and bent hooks are part of the game, and a full pack means you're never picking through your last two baits by mid-morning.

Key Features

• 2" paddle-tail grub design with lifelike action
• 12-pack quantity—stock up for frequent outings or tournament prep
• Double Ugly color pattern proven on crappie
• Versatile presentation: cast and retrieve, long-line, or pitched to sonar marks
• Small profile appeals to crappie and other panfish species

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish will the Tiny Dancer catch?

This bait is engineered for crappie, but its small profile and paddle-tail action also attract bluegill, sunfish, and other panfish species commonly found in the same waters.

How should I fish the Tiny Dancer?

You have flexibility. Cast it out and retrieve with a steady wind, work it on a long line off a brush pile or dock, or pitch it to individual fish locations revealed by your sonar—the paddle tail generates action in all presentations.

Is 12 baits enough for a day of fishing?

A dozen baits is a solid foundation, especially if you're careful with hooksets and manage lost lures. How many you use depends on whether you're fishing structure-heavy spots (more losses) versus open water, and how many fish you expect to catch. Many anglers buy multiple packs so they always have fresh baits available.

Does the Double Ugly color pattern work year-round?

The Double Ugly pattern is proven to catch crappie, and having multiple packs of the same color in your box ensures consistency—you're not second-guessing your setup between casts or trips.