Length1.0" micro “tick” with a round, segmented body, fine legs, and a short tail built to pulse in place.
Best forIce panfish and crappie, plus open-water bluegill when fish want a compact bug profile they can inhale cleanly.
StyleHigh “in-place” movement—legs and tail respond to tiny shakes, and the bead-like body holds depth without a big jig.
Where it shinesIce holes over weeds, brush, or basins—also effective around docks and inside pockets when fish are finicky and stationary.
Ice Jig, Hover & QuiverKeep it in their face without drifting out of frame.Rig it straight on a small tungsten or lead ice jig.Work it with short lifts, then hold still and quiver the slack.If marks rise and stall, stop moving it completely for a full count.
Ice DeadstickA second-rod approach that picks off cautious fish.Use the lightest jig that maintains depth and won’t spin.Set it just above the fish and let micro current do the work.Every minute or two, lift an inch and set it back down.
Micro Jig, Open-Water VerticalA tiny bait that still shows presence in the cone.Drop it on a light wire micro head around docks or weed pockets.Keep the rod still and shake the line with your fingers.When the line loads, keep reeling—no big pops with micro hooks.