Length1.0" micro triton with a ribbed body and three soft “antennas” that flare and rebound on tiny shakes.
Best forCrappie and bluegill when you want a compact meal with a little extra presence—especially around cover and under ice.
StyleIn-place action: the antenna tips pulse and stop cleanly, so you can “talk” to fish without moving out of the strike window.
Where it shinesTight fish on brush, weeds, or dock posts—plus basin crappie that need something small but noticeable in the cone.
Ice Jig, Tick & PauseShort moves that keep it centered on the mark.Rig it straight so the body hangs true and the antenna stay free.Use quick, 1–2" lifts, then stop completely.If fish follow but won’t eat, hold still until they commit.
Ice DeadstickA “do nothing” bait that still moves.Hang it just above fish—nose level gets the most bites.Let micro currents or line tremors pulse the tips.Every so often, lift an inch and reset to the same depth.
Micro Jig, Vertical CoverFor dock posts, pontoon legs, and weed pockets.Drop straight down and keep line angle minimal.Shake slack to flare the antenna without lifting the jig.When the line tightens, reel and sweep—keep hooks pinned.