Small Fry 2"
Avalanche / 10 Pack
$4.00
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Small Fry 2"
$4.00
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Product Description
A Snack-Size Minnow with a Tail That Never Quits
One order of Small Fries, please! The Small Fry 2" is a snack-size minnow bait for crappie and panfish, and its flexible forked tail refuses to take a break. It keeps moving on the retrieve, during the fall, and even when the bait is just hanging around under a bobber. The retrieve can stop. The tail does not.
Best For
- Crappie and other panfish
- Jigging around cover
- Suspending under a bobber
Use When
Reach for the Small Fry when fish are chasing tiny forage, you want a simple jig presentation, or you’re fishing beneath a bobber.
How to Rig the Small Fry
- Jighead: Work it around cover with small hops and pauses.
- Under a bobber: Suspend it at the depth where crappie and other panfish are feeding.
Why It Works
- 2-inch baitfish profile: Matches the compact size of the forage panfish love to chase.
- Flexible forked tail: Keeps moving during the retrieve, on the fall, and while the bait pauses.
- Easy panfish presentation: Simple to jig or suspend under a bobber.
Pack Options
Choose a 10 Pack or the 20 Pack to buy bulk and save.
Bait Facts
- Material: Soft plastic (PVC plastisol)
- Buoyancy: Neutrally buoyant
- Scent: Available as an add-on
- Made: Made in the Pacific Northwest in Washington State
- Our Shop: Family owned and operated. Learn more about us.
A Note from Finn: Why I Chose This Mold
This one wasn’t hard. Minnow-shaped baits are hands down fish catchers, so the shape was never really in question. I did want something a little more interesting than a single tail, though, so I opted for a mold with a forked tail. To me that adds a bit more twitch, and on a bait this small, that extra movement makes a difference.