Big Bite Fat Grub 2" 10ct Red/Chartreuse

The Big Bite Fat Grub 2" 10ct Red/Chartreuse is a crappie grub that brings serious action to shallow water and structure. At 2 inches, this is a proven profile for panfish hunters targeting crappie in spring spawns, summer slicks, and fall transitions. The Red/Chartreuse color combo triggers strikes in stained and clear water alike—chartreuse stands out in murky conditions and low light, while red accents mimic the natural color of prey that crappie hunt. Whether you're fishing brush piles, fallen timber, dock pilings, or open water with a jig head, the Fat Grub's body and tail design deliver the kind of natural, enticing movement that keeps fish committed through the bite.

Ten baits per pack means you've got room for experimentation—swap colors, match the hatch to local forage, or simply rotate baits as they get beat up. This is a workhorse for crappie anglers who want reliable, consistent action without overthinking it. Red and chartreuse has earned its reputation across the country because it works when the bite is on and when it's off.

If you're stocking a tackle box for spring crappie season, filling a jig box for a weekend trip, or just refilling what worked last year, the Big Bite Fat Grub deserves a slot.

Key Features

• 2-inch profile sized for crappie and panfish
• Red and Chartreuse color combination for visibility and triggering strikes
• 10-count pack per box
• Designed for use on jig heads in shallow structure and open water

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Big Bite Fat Grub best used for?

The Fat Grub is a crappie-specific soft plastic designed for spring, summer, and fall crappie fishing. It works well fished on light jig heads around brush, timber, docks, and pilings—or anywhere crappie congregate.

What size is this bait?

The Fat Grub in this pack is 2 inches long—a go-to profile for crappie that's small enough for finicky fish but substantial enough to catch their attention.

How many baits are in a pack?

Each pack contains 10 grubs, giving you plenty to experiment with or replace as baits wear out during a day on the water.

Will this work in clear water?

Yes. The Red/Chartreuse color combination is versatile across water clarity. Chartreuse excels in stained water and low light, while the red accents work well in clear conditions.