Slater Squirrel Tail Jig 1/32 Pink/Gray Tail #6 Hook 3pk

The Slater Squirrel Tail Jig 1/32 oz is a proven crappie jig built around a time-tested design that's been catching fish for generations. This three-pack features pink and gray squirrel tail bodies paired with a #6 hook—a combination that delivers the natural movement and silhouette crappie can't resist. Whether you're fishing shallow brush, around docks, or working fall schooling patterns, these lightweight jigs excel in the kinds of tight quarters where crappie hunt. The 1/32 oz weight keeps the jig in the strike zone longer on vertical presentations and slow drops, giving fish a good look at what you're offering.

Squirrel tail jigs occupy a unique place in crappie tackle. Unlike synthetic materials, real fur moves with genuine fluidity in the water, mimicking the profile of natural forage. The pink and gray color combination appeals to both white and black crappie across different water conditions and times of year. At this weight, you'll want light spinning gear and braided or light monofilament—the jig's subtlety demands tackle that won't mask the bite.

Made in the USA, Slater's reputation for quality crappie jigs runs deep, and these squirrel tail designs are no exception. Three jigs per pack gives you backups for when you snag brush or simply want to experiment with subtle color shifts during a session. If you fish crappie seriously—whether from a boat, shore, or kayak—these are worth rotating into your spring and fall presentations.

Key Features

• Real squirrel tail construction for natural underwater movement
• Pink and gray color options in one pack
• 1/32 oz weight for slow, subtle presentations in shallow water
• #6 hook sized for crappie
• Three jigs per pack
• Made in the USA

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best rod and reel setup for 1/32 oz crappie jigs?

Light spinning gear is ideal—think 5- to 6-foot ultralight or light-action rods paired with a small spinning reel spooled with 4–6 lb test monofilament or braided line. The light weight requires finesse tackle to detect bites and make accurate casts.

When should I fish pink versus gray?

Both colors are included in the pack, so experiment based on water clarity and conditions. Gray tends to work well in clear water and bright conditions, while pink can stand out in stained water or low-light periods. Start with whichever matches your water and adjust if the bite slows.

Are these jigs suitable for vertical jigging?

Yes. The 1/32 oz weight makes these excellent for vertical presentations around brush, docks, and drop-offs—places where crappie hide. The slow fall of a light jig gives fish time to react.

How many jigs come in this pack?

Three jigs—one more than a typical two-pack, giving you a spare or the option to rig different colors on separate rods.