Big Bite Triple Tip Grub 2" 10ct Junebug Chartreuse

The Big Bite Triple Tip Grub is a 2-inch soft plastic crappie bait engineered to trigger strikes from finicky panfish. Unlike standard grubs with a single tail, this design splits into three distinct tips at the end, creating a profile that mimics natural prey and produces a distinctive vibration pattern in the water. The Junebug Chartreuse color combination is a proven producer in both clear and stained water conditions, giving you visibility and appeal across a range of fishing situations.

Whether you're fishing shallow grass, brush, or open water, these grubs work equally well on small jigs, drop-shot rigs, or light Carolina setups—anywhere crappie congregate. The 10-count pack gives you plenty of baits for a full day on the water or a weekend trip. Big Bite Baits grubs are soft enough to cast without trouble yet durable enough to handle multiple fish.

If you're sight-fishing spawning crappie or working cover in late spring and early summer, the Triple Tip Grub's color and action pattern deliver consistent results. Stock a few packs in your tackle box and you'll have a backup when the bite gets tough.

Key Features

• 2-inch soft plastic grub with triple-split tail design
• Junebug Chartreuse color for visibility and attraction
• Produces unique vibration profile to trigger strikes
• 10-count pack per container
• Versatile for jig, drop-shot, and Carolina rig applications

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish will these grubs catch besides crappie?

While engineered for crappie, small panfish including bluegill and sunfish will also take these grubs. The small profile and soft plastic construction make them suitable for panfish and light-tackle applications.

Can I use these on a standard crappie jig?

Yes. The 2-inch size is designed to work on small jigs, which is a primary method for crappie fishing. The grub can also be rigged on drop-shot and Carolina rigs depending on your water depth and cover.

What does the triple-tip tail do?

The three-split tail creates a unique silhouette in the water and produces a distinctive vibration pattern compared to standard single-tail grubs, which can trigger strikes when crappie are inactive or selective.