Spro ASP Jiggin Spinner

Spro ASP Jiggin Spinner — Slim Profile for Predator Fishing in Any Current

The Spro ASP Jiggin Spinner is a versatile predator lure built for anglers who want a bait that casts far, sinks fast, and works in current that would stall most spinners. Its compact, slim body and integrated spinner blade make it equally at home jigged along the bottom or retrieved straight through the water column.

Exceptional Casting Distance and Precision

The ASP Jiggin Spinner's slim, aerodynamic body minimises air resistance in flight, while its dense weight-to-size ratio loads even lighter rods effectively. The result is a lure that punches well beyond its compact footprint, letting you reach mid-river lies or far-bank cover without switching to a heavier setup.

Effective in Strong Currents — and on Multiple Species

A slender body means minimal water resistance, so the lure holds its position and action even in powerful flows where bulkier baits get pushed off course. Small enough to be taken confidently by perch and trout, it also draws strikes from pike and zander, reducing missed runs. The spinner blade adds flash, sound, and pressure waves that stimulate the lateral line — a bonus trigger when visibility is low.

Choose the Right Variant

The ASP Jiggin Spinner is available in two distinct lure types and a wide range of weights and UV colours. Choosing the right combination depends on your target species, water depth, and current speed.

Jiggin Spinner — this type: body designed to be jigged or hopped along the bottom; ideal for working deeper holding spots, slower retrieves over structure, and targeting zander or pike on the deck; weights from 5 g to 28 g cover shallow flats up to deep river channels
Spinner — classic straight-retrieve spinner style; suited to active, mid-water presentations for perch, trout, chub, and asp in moderate current
5 g — light option for shallow water, slower currents, and smaller species such as perch and trout
7 g / 10 g — versatile all-round weights for medium-depth water and a mix of species
14 g / 18 g — good choice for deeper rivers, moderate to strong current, and larger predators
21 g / 28 g — heavy variants for fast, deep water; maximise casting distance and maintain bottom contact in strong flow; well suited to zander and pike fishing
UV colour patterns (Firefly UV, Wasp UV, Fire Zebra UV, Zebra UV, Herring UV, Rudd UV, Metal Perch UV, Natural Perch UV, White Bleeder UV, Firetiger UV, Flip UV, Roach UV) — UV-reactive finishes boost visibility in coloured or low-light conditions