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| Name | Spro Ikiru Jerk 12cm 18g Wobbler |
| EAN | 8716851421131 |
| MPN | 76918 |
| Brand | Spro |
| Lure length | 12cm |
| Lure weight | 18g |
| Color | Redhead |
| Lure type | Wobbler |
| Running depth | 4m |
| Water Conditions | Freshwater |
| Rattle Type | Built-in rattle |
| Sink rate | slow-sinking |
| Weight transfer system | magnetic |
It is a hard-bodied crankbait, often also called a wobbler in Europe. It has a slim baitfish profile, a diving action to about 4 m, and a slow-sinking behavior.
The lure is designed for predator fishing and is especially suitable for pike, zander, and large perch, based on the supplier description and pattern selection.
All variants share the same 12 cm body, 18 g weight, and running depth. Choose by color pattern, natural decors such as Perch or Rainbow Trout for matching forage fish, or brighter options such as Firetiger, Chartreuse Back, and Redhead for extra visibility.
The lure uses a magnetic weight transfer system that shifts the internal weight during the cast. This helps improve casting distance and stability.
Yes. According to the supplier information, rattles in the head and tail add extra attraction during the retrieve and on pauses.
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The Spro Ikiru Jerk is a 12 cm, 18 g hardbait built for active spinning for predator fish. Its slim baitfish profile, slow-sinking action, internal rattles, and magnetic weight transfer system help you cover water efficiently and keep the lure attractive during pauses and retrieves.
The Ikiru Jerk combines good casting performance with a steady, controlled presentation. The magnetic weight transfer system shifts mass during the cast, helping the lure travel cleanly and reach feeding fish from shore or boat.
This crankbait is built to imitate a slim prey fish and run down to about 4 m. The slow-sinking behavior gives you extra control during pauses, while the elongated body supports a lively predator-oriented presentation for pike, zander, and large perch.
Rattles in the head and tail add acoustic attraction without changing the lure's straightforward handling. That makes the lure useful when you want both visual appeal and extra calling power in a classic hardbait format.
All variants share the same body, weight, and running depth. The choice comes down to color pattern, so you can match local baitfish, water clarity, and light conditions with options such as natural perch and trout tones or brighter firetiger, chartreuse, and redhead patterns.
