Johnson Crappie Buster Spin'R Grub Fishing Lure, Pink/Pearl, 2 in

Johnson Crappie Buster Spin'R Grubs are all about action, found in the whipping tail of the grub or the vibratory spin of the blade. Suitable for all crappie fishing techniques, these lures excel in slow trolling (spider rigging), cast and retrieve, and even long line trolling! With a versatile design and lifelike motion, Spin'R Grubs are a must-have for anglers looking to maximize their catch. We got our start in 1949 when Lloyd Johnson and Henry Warren Denison built their first reel, the Johnson Sidewinder, in a basement in Mankato, Minnesota. We’ve been delivering high-quality products ever since. In the early 60's Johnson acquired the original Beetle Spin, a lure that is still in production today and can be found in virtually every tackle box. There have been many imitations, but none have ever matched the action and simplicity of Johnson's original Beetle Spin. Whether you're fishing in freshwater or salt, the Johnson brand has become a staple for every angler.

• JOHNSON CRAPPIE BUSTER SPIN'R GRUB: Uniquely designed for versatility, this grub lure excels across all crappie fishing techniques, whether you're slow trolling (spider rigging), casting and retrieving, or long line trolling.
• LIFELIKE MOVEMENT: The keeled head allows the bait to swim naturally at various speeds, from a slow retrieve to a faster troll.
• GRUB TAIL ACTION: Featuring a proven tail design, these freshwater lures mimic natural prey, effectively drawing in crappie in all water conditions for increased strike potential.
• ADDED VIBRATION & FLASH: Equipped with an Indiana blade on a ball-bearing swivel, this crappie lure generates enticing vibration and flash, attracting fish with every movement.
• PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Lure Size: 2 in. Color: Pink/Pearl. Swimming Depth: Sinking. Hook Size: 2. Number of Hooks: 1.
• A STAPLE FOR EVERY ANGLER: Whether you are fishing in freshwater or salt, the Johnson brand has become a staple for every angler. Our spinner baits, spoons and jigs have stood the test of time since 1949.