Cubby Mini-Mite Panfish Jig

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A longtime favorite of panfish anglers, Cubby Mini-Mite Jigs are perfect if you're searching for bluegill, perch, crappie, or rock bass. These small but mighty jigs-in-a-tube are about 1 1/2 in. long, making it ideal for panfish. Each jig features a lead ball head, a size 8 gold hook, and a little ribbed softbait. Used by weekend warriors and pros alike, these jigs work their magic by attracting fish with their unique tails.

Cubby 5016 Mini Mite, Black/Red

Soft, chewy, and perfect for landing some hard strikes, the Northland Impulse Rigged Mini Smelt Jig is ready to go right out of the package! The textured molded soft plastic is squishy and realistic feeling, encouraging fish to hold on longer. The Impulse Rigged Mini Smelt is one of the Northland Impulse Reactionart Baits blended with superior fish attractant and sports a detailed natural baitfish profile.

Northland IBMS1RC-31 Impulse Rigged Mini Smelt

Cubby Mini-Mite Panfish Jig - Dick Smith's Live Bait & Tackle

By Popular Request:, If you are targeting Panfish, this is a staple in everyone's tackle box!

Cubby Mini Mite Jig-in-a-tube (5 Pack)

Cubby Mini-Mite Panfish Jig - Dick Smith's Live Bait & Tackle

At Franks we have multiple types of jig heads from Betts!

Betts Jig Heads

Cubby Mini Mite Jig - Orange/Chartreuse

A long-standing favorite of panfishermen, the Cubby Mini Mite jig produces large panfish season after season. Its 1/32-oz. jighead combined with a No.8 gold hook gives the jig an ideal combination of finesse and flash. At 1-1/2 long it's a great choice for bluegill, perch, crappie and rock bass. Comes in a reusable, plastic storage tube.

Cubby Mini-Mite Jig & Tail Pack - Green/Orange

The simple jig with a plastic, buck tail or marabou body gets many votes as the most versatile bait type available. In parts of the Midwest and other pockets of the country, the Cubby Mini-Mite is the sworn favorite of the genre. It's hard to figure when this versatile year-round jig-in-a-tube is at its fish-catching' best. When the fish are active, it's a multispecies magnet. Under cold or postfrontal conditions, it often brings fish out of hiding.