Glow Fry Mini 1 ⅜"
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The Crappie Country Glow Fry Mini is built for those days when fish get picky and downsizing makes all the difference. This compact soft plastic delivers a natural fry-style profile with just the right amount of tail action to trigger aggressive strikes from crappie, perch, bluegill, and other panfish. Designed for versatility and high visibility, it is an essential addition to any angler's tackle box.
Featuring a meticulously ribbed body for added texture and realistic water movement, this bait is engineered with a slender tail that comes alive with the slightest twitch, slow roll, or vertical presentation. Whether you are shooting docks, fishing heavy brush piles, tight-lining, or working under a float, this bait provides an easy target that predatory fish simply cannot ignore.
The specialized glow-in-the-dark technology is crafted to stand out in stained water, low light, deep cover, and pressured fishing conditions. These baits are designed to give you added visibility during early mornings, late evenings, or when exploring shaded dock areas and muddy water. Simply charge them with sunlight or a UV light to light up the strike zone. Pair these with your favorite jig head for a professional-grade presentation that puts more fish in the boat.
Features:
- Mini fry-style profile designed for subtle presentations
- Glow-in-the-dark body for enhanced visibility in all conditions
- Ideal for low-light, stained-water, deep-cover, and shaded environments
- Ribbed body creates life-like texture and significant water displacement
- Ultra-thin tail produces enticing action with minimal rod movement
- Versatile design perfect for docks, brush, vertical jigging, spider rigging, and float fishing
- Engineered specifically for crappie, perch, bluegill, and various panfish
With its tiny profile and high-intensity glow, the Glow Fry Mini delivers big-time results when the bite gets tough.
How bright is it, and which should I pick?
Two versions: 6,000 lumens at 60 watts and 10,000 lumens at 100 watts. Most people prefer the 10,000. It puts more light into the water and throws a glow around the boat, and customers tell us the glow alone gives them enough ambient light to work by. The 6,000 is the sensible choice when budget is the deciding factor. Navigation lights are legally required after dark and nothing about this light replaces them.
How much power does it draw, and how long will it run?
The 10,000 lumen model draws about 8.3 amps at 12 volts; the 6,000 lumen draws about 5 amps. How long that lasts depends on your battery, so here is the arithmetic rather than a promise: a healthy 100Ah deep-cycle battery, discharged to the recommended 50 percent, gives roughly 6 hours on the 10,000 and 10 hours on the 6,000. A smaller battery, an older one, or one shared with your electronics gives less. Run it off a dedicated house battery, never your cranking battery.