SPRO Little John 50 Crankbait | Shallow Diving Bass Fishing Lure

The SPRO Little John 50 Crankbait was designed by professional angler John Crews to dominate shallow water with precision, durability, and unmatched fish-catching action. Built to effectively target bass holding in the 3 to 5-foot depth range, the Little John 50 allows anglers to quickly cover water while maintaining the natural action needed to trigger reaction strikes. At the heart of the Little John 50 is a highly durable computer chip circuit board lip that delivers increased sensitivity and excellent deflection around rocks, wood, and other cover. Its carefully engineered lip and body design produce a tight wobbling action, making it ideal for cooler water conditions, pressured fish, or situations where a subtle crankbait presentation is needed. The silent tungsten weight transfer system provides exceptional casting distance and accuracy, allowing anglers to reach more fish and precisely place their bait around key structure. Despite its compact 2.5-inch profile, the Little John 50 casts like a much larger bait and tracks true through the retrieve. Finished with premium Gamakatsu treble hooks, the SPRO Little John 50 delivers outstanding hookup performance straight out of the package. Whether you're targeting bass along riprap, grass edges, shallow flats, docks, or submerged timber, this crankbait is designed to help you locate and catch more fish. Key Features & Specifications Designed by professional bass angler John Crews Shallow diving crankbait with a 3–5 foot diving depth Compact 2.5-inch profile imitates small forage Weighs 1/2 ounce for long, accurate casts Silent tungsten weight transfer system increases casting distance Durable computer chip circuit board lip enhances sensitivity and deflection Tight wobbling action triggers reaction strikes Excellent around rocks, wood, docks, grass edges, and shallow cover Floating design helps the lure back out of snags Equipped with ultra-sharp premium Gamakatsu treble hooks Ideal for targeting largemouth and smallmouth bass