Z-Man Tiny TicklerZ 1.75" Micro Finesse Bait 8-Pack

Z-Man Tiny TicklerZ 1.75-Inch Micro Finesse Bait

The Z-Man Tiny TicklerZ combines a compact stickbait body with four fine tube-style tentacles. At 1.75 inches, it offers crappie, trout, perch, and other panfish a small profile that you can work with short movements and long pauses.

Soft, buoyant ElaZtech helps the tentacles lift and quiver underwater while resisting tearing from tail-nipping fish. Rig the body on a compatible Micro Finesse ShroomZ jighead and leave the tentacles free to move. Each pack contains eight USA-made baits; jigheads are sold separately.

Product Details

• Brand: Z-Man.
• Model: Tiny TicklerZ.
• Length: 1.75 inches.
• Quantity: 8 baits per pack.
• Stickbait-and-tube hybrid profile.
• Four fine, flexible tentacles.
• Soft, buoyant, durable ElaZtech construction.
• Designed to pair with Micro Finesse ShroomZ jigheads.
• Target species: Crappie, trout, perch, and panfish.
• Made in the USA.
• Colors: Purple Death, Space Guppy, Hot Snakes, Bumblebee, Green Pumpkin.
• Jighead sold separately.

How to Fish It

Thread the body straight onto a compatible micro jighead, keeping the hook clear and the four tentacles untangled. Choose a head weight suited to the water depth and current, and keep the complete rig within your rod's casting rating.

Cast near the depth or cover fish are using and let the jig settle. Start with a slow crawl or tiny hops, then pause to let the buoyant tentacles lift. If fish follow without committing, reduce the rod movement and give the bait more time at rest.

For suspended fish, count the jig down and use a slow swim with occasional pauses. You can also hold it vertically near the fish and add slight rod-tip movements. Watch for a line twitch or unexpected slack, reel into contact, and use a controlled lift when you feel the bite.

Check the body after each fish and straighten it on the hook so it tracks cleanly. Free any tentacle caught around the hook before making the next cast.

ElaZtech Care and Storage

Keep the baits in their original packaging, separate from conventional soft plastics and other incompatible materials. Avoid prolonged heat and direct sunlight during storage. Let used baits dry before putting them away, and keep the fine tentacles from being pinched beneath other tackle.