Leland Slab Magnet 1.5" 8ct Chartreuse

The Leland Slab Magnet crappie lure is purpose-built for anglers chasing bigger fish, whether you're fishing tournaments or just after a solid day on the water. At 1.5 inches, this pack of eight chartreuse baits delivers the profile and action that crappie—especially larger slabs—find hard to resist. The wide body and flat tail design create a distinctive swimming motion that works on fish of all sizes, making it a versatile choice whether you're targeting white crappie, black crappie, or both.

What sets the Slab Magnet apart is its thoughtful engineering for fieldside convenience. The pinch-and-pull tray keeps each tail held straight and ready to fish, so you spend less time fussing with your bait and more time casting. That straight-tail integrity matters: it means consistent action and fewer spoiled presentations on repeated casts.

Fish the Slab Magnet vertically around deeper structure, or suspend it under a float for shallow-water presentations. The chartreuse color cuts through stained water and low-light conditions, making it especially effective during dawn, dusk, and overcast days—prime crappie-feeding windows. Whether you're a tournament competitor looking for an edge or a weekend angler who wants a dependable, well-designed soft bait, this is a crappie lure that performs.

Key Features

• 1.5-inch body size designed for larger crappie
• Wide body with flat tail for distinctive swimming action
• Pinch-and-pull tray keeps tails straight and ready to fish
• Chartreuse color for visibility in stained water and low light
• Eight baits per pack
• Fishes vertically or under a float

Frequently Asked Questions

What size crappie will the Slab Magnet catch?

The Slab Magnet is designed to attract bigger fish and works on crappie of all sizes. The 1.5-inch body and wide-body profile are especially effective for larger slabs.

Can I fish this lure both vertically and shallow?

Yes. The Slab Magnet is versatile enough to fish vertically around deeper structure or suspended under a float for shallow presentations, so you can adapt to where the crappie are holding.

Why does the pinch-and-pull tray matter?

The tray holds each tail straight, so your baits maintain consistent action and appearance from cast to cast. That consistency reduces spoiled presentations and keeps your lure working the way it's designed to.

When is chartreuse the best color choice?

Chartreuse is highly visible in stained water and low-light conditions, making it an excellent choice during dawn, dusk, and overcast days when crappie are most active.