Mr. Crappie Crappie Cutter 1.5" Tuxedo Blk Chart Glow

The Mr. Crappie Crappie Cutter 1.5" Tuxedo Blk Chart Glow is a compact shad-style lure built specifically for crappie anglers who want a lure that works at slow speeds. Strike King engineered this bait with a smaller body profile paired with a curly grub-style tail, combining the appeal of natural-looking forage with the action of a traditional grub. The glow finish makes it visible in low-light conditions and murky water, while the tuxedo black and chartreuse color combination is proven to draw strikes from both white and black crappie.

What sets the Crappie Cutter apart is its versatility in presentation. The design excels on the cast-and-retrieve, where even a slow, deliberate retrieve triggers the tail's distinctive movement. That curly grub tail isn't just window dressing—the ball terminating the tail generates lifelike swimming motion without requiring aggressive rod work, so you can work shallow grass beds, dock pilings, and brush without constant effort or risk of snagging. Whether you're fishing early morning, late evening, or stained water, the glow finish keeps your lure visible when visibility drops.

At 1.5 inches, this bait fits naturally in crappie zones where larger lures would spook fish. It's a go-to choice for anglers targeting spawning populations, creek channels, and timber, and it pairs well with light to medium spinning gear. The Tuxedo Blk Chart Glow colorway gives you a high-contrast silhouette that crappie can track and strike with confidence.

Key Features

• 1.5" compact body designed for crappie-sized strikes
• Curly grub-style tail with ball terminator for natural swimming action
• Effective on slow cast-and-retrieve presentations
• Glow finish for visibility in low-light and stained water
• Tuxedo Black and Chartreuse color pattern for high contrast
• Ideal for shallow cover, grass, docks, and timber

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best way to fish a Crappie Cutter?

Cast and retrieve is the primary presentation. The curly tail generates movement even at slow speeds, so you can fish it methodically through shallow cover without aggressive rod work. This makes it ideal for working around docks, grass lines, fallen timber, and brush where crappie hide.

When should I use the glow finish?

The glow finish is especially valuable in low-light conditions—early morning, late evening, and overcast days—or in stained water where visibility is reduced. The glow makes the lure easier for fish to locate and track.

What size rod and reel does the 1.5" Crappie Cutter work best with?

At 1.5 inches, this bait pairs well with light to medium spinning gear typical for crappie fishing. Your existing crappie setup should handle it perfectly.

Is the Tuxedo Black Chart Glow color effective year-round?

The high-contrast black and chartreuse combination is a proven crappie pattern across seasons. The glow element adds visibility regardless of light conditions, making it a versatile choice for spring spawns, summer structure fishing, and fall schooling.