Slater Squirrel Tail Jig 1/32 White/Gray Tail #6 Hook 3pk
The Slater Squirrel Tail Jig in 1/32-ounce with white and gray tail is a time-tested crappie lure that delivers where it counts—on the water. Squirrel tail jigs have earned their place in serious crappie anglers' boxes for decades, and Slater's version keeps the proven formula simple: a durable #6 hook paired with natural squirrel-tail fibers that move and breathe like live bait. Whether you're working shallow brush, submerged timber, or dock pilings, this compact jig profile and modest weight make it ideal for precise presentations in tight quarters where slab crappie hunt.
The white and gray color combination covers a lot of water conditions—white excels in stained water and low light, while gray matches natural forage and works year-round. At 1/32 ounce, this jig is light enough to fish slowly without sinking fast, giving you control over depth and letting the tail do the work. The three-pack means you've got backup jigs and the ability to experiment with different presentations without reaching for your wallet again.
Built in the USA, these jigs reflect the no-nonsense approach that regional crappie specialists have relied on for generations. If you're tired of chasing crappie with plastics and spinners that don't quite deliver, a squirrel tail jig is the proven alternative—especially in colder months or when fish are keyed on subtle, natural-looking movements.
Key Features
- 1/32-ounce weight ideal for precise shallow-water presentations
- #6 hook sized for crappie mouth and forage imitation
- White and gray squirrel-tail fibers move naturally in current and jigging motion
- Three-pack provides multiple rigs and backup lures
- Made in the USA
Specifications
| Weight | 1/32 oz |
| Hook Size | #6 |
| Tail Color | White/Gray |
| Quantity | 3 per pack |
| Tail Material | Squirrel Tail |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best way to fish a 1/32-ounce squirrel tail jig?
These jigs work well on a short, light rod with a slow jigging motion—think gentle lifts and drops rather than aggressive pumps. Cast near structure (brush, docks, fallen trees) and let the tail do the work on the drop. In slower presentations, the natural movement of squirrel fibers triggers bites from inactive crappie.
Will this jig work in both spring and fall crappie season?
Yes. The white and gray color combo is versatile across seasons and water clarity. Use white when water is stained or light is low; gray works well in clear water and mimics natural forage year-round.
What's included in the three-pack?
You receive three complete jigs, each with a #6 hook and white/gray squirrel-tail dressing, at 1/32 ounce per jig.
Is a squirrel tail jig better than plastic for crappie?
It's not better or worse—it's different. Squirrel-tail jigs offer a subtler, more natural movement that appeals to crappie in certain conditions, especially when fish are finicky or in colder water. Many anglers fish them alongside plastics to dial in what the fish want that day.

