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SPRO Little John MD 50
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The Little John MD 50 was designed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series John Crews. The MD 50 Crankbait runs deeper than the original Little John 50. This bait will run down to about 9 ft. on 10 lb. monofilament line to get down to those fish hanging on ledges where predators like to feed.
- Soft Tungsten Weight Transfer System
- Size: 50 mm
- Weight: ½ oz.
- Depth: 7-9 ft.
- Hooks: Gamakatsu #5 (47407.5) NSB Round Bend Treble
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Little John MD 50
The Little John MD 50 was designed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series John Crews. The MD 50 Crankbait runs deeper than the original Little John 50. This bait will run down to about 9 ft. on 10 lb. monofilament line to get down to those fish hanging on ledges where predators like to feed.
- Soft Tungsten Weight Transfer System
- Size: 50 mm
- Weight: ½ oz.
- Depth: 7-9 ft.
- Hooks: Gamakatsu #5 (47407.5) NSB Round Bend Treble
- Soft Tungsten Weight Transfer System
- Size: 50 mm
- Weight: ½ oz.
- Depth: 7-9 ft.
- Hooks: Gamakatsu #5 (47407.5) NSB Round Bend Treble
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Spro goal is to continue to bring consumers to fishing tackle retailers. They will continue to expose ourselves through internet and magazines with a clear focus on each fishing segment.
Over the years, Spro introduced numerous successful products to the market, with the RedArc being they flagship. With this reel they have a great quality and they set the trend for a new color for hight quality reels, looking to the many red colored reels that have been launched in the market since. In 2004 - RedArc reel was elected "Reel of the Year" by the renown German magzine Rute&Rolle.
Over the years, Spro introduced numerous successful products to the market, with the RedArc being they flagship. With this reel they have a great quality and they set the trend for a new color for hight quality reels, looking to the many red colored reels that have been launched in the market since. In 2004 - RedArc reel was elected "Reel of the Year" by the renown German magzine Rute&Rolle.
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