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SPRO Mike McClelland RKCrawler 55 Deep Diving Crankbait

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $11.19.Current price is: $7.19.

Stays on bottom 9-14 ft with wide-wobbling action and loud rattle for consistent strikes.

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SPRO Mike McClelland RKCrawler 55 Deep Diving Crankbait

Features:

  • The SPRO Mike McClelland RKCrawler 55 is a 2 1/5 inch, 1/2 ounce deep-diving crankbait.
  • Consistently stays on the bottom in the 9 – 14 foot range.
  • Wide-wobbling swimming action and loud rattle.
  • Pre-rigged size 5 Gamakatsu treble hooks.
  • Available in over 20 colors.

The SPRO Mike McClelland RKCrawler 55 is a 2 1/5 inch, 1/2 ounce deep-diving crankbait that consistently stays on the bottom in the 9 – 14 foot range, grinding and hunting in an area many crankbaits tend to miss.

This RKCrawler has everything you need to turn strikes into hook-ups that outweigh the competition, including a wide-wobbling swimming action, loud rattle, and pre-rigged size 5 Gamakatsu treble hooks.

Specification Value
Length 2 1/5 inches
Weight 1/2 ounce
Diversion Range 9 – 14 feet
Hook Type Size 5 Gamakatsu treble hooks
Color Options Over 20 colors

FAQ

What depth does the RKCrawler 55 typically dive?

The RKCrawler 55 consistently dives in the 9 to 14 foot range, staying on the bottom and covering areas many other crankbaits miss.

Does it come pre-rigged?

Yes, the RKCrawler 55 comes pre-rigged with size 5 Gamakatsu treble hooks.

What makes its swimming action unique?

It features a wide-wobbling swimming action with a loud rattle, which helps attract attention from fish in deeper waters.

3 reviews for SPRO Mike McClelland RKCrawler 55 Deep Diving Crankbait

  1. Sam Gray –

    Used this in a deep section of a reservoir and caught several largemouth bass. The bait stayed on the bottom consistently and the rattle drew fish in. Great for targeting fish in the 9 to 14 foot zone.

  2. Joanne Newman –

    Fished it during early morning hours and saw good action. The wide wobble and noise helped attract fish that weren’t biting on other lures. Pre-rigged hooks made setup quick and easy.

  3. Christian Burgess –

    This crankbait performed well in murky water. It stayed on the bottom and didn’t float or sink too deep. The color I chose matched the bottom well and brought in several strikes.

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