Spro Little John Baby DD Deep Diving Crankbait – Chart Blue

Overview

The SPRO Little John Baby DD is a compact deep diving crankbait designed for bass chasing mid-depth(_The Little John Baby DD_) with a precise, balanced action. Created by B.A.S.S. pro John Crews, this lure pairs a smaller profile with a 12 ft diving depth to access schooling and ambush points that larger cranks may skim over. The chart blue finish provides strong visibility across a range of water colors, helping the lure stand out without being overpowering in bright sun or murky conditions.

Why anglers choose the Little John Baby DD

• Soft tungsten weight transfer system enables longer casts than many similar crankbaits, increasing coverage on open water or near structure.
• Designed by B.A.S.S. professional fisherman John Crews for trusted field performance and practical handling.
• Smaller profile deep diving crankbait that fits into tighter cover and more precise targeting.
• Dives to depths of up to 12 ft, opening mid-depth opportunities where bass suspend or patrol structure edges.
• Premium Gamakatsu treble hooks provide reliable hookups and durable field use.

Key features at a glance

• Chart Blue finish for high visibility in varied water clarity
• Soft tungsten weight transfer system balances cast distance with controlled sink rate
• Solid build with durable hardware for repeated casting sessions
• Compact, mid-sized profile designed to provoke a crisp reaction bite

Practical fishing scenarios

• Open-water structure and mid-depth ambush points where bass posture can be targeted with a slow-to-moderate retrieve
• Stained or clear water alike, where the Chart Blue finish helps the lure stand out during the retrieve
• Versatile across seasons, from early spring playlists to fall feeding windows

How to fish the Little John Baby DD

Cast toward likely cover, then allow the lure to reach depth before beginning a steady or slightly varied retrieve. Keep light contact with the water to feel the wobble and adjust speed to locate bite windows. Consider a quick stop-start cadence in deeper water to trigger following bass.

Tip: Replace worn hooks and maintain the weight transfer components as part of routine maintenance to preserve casting distance and action over time.