Hart Spyder Crank

The Crankbait with a Skirt

The Hart Spyder Crank stands apart from conventional crankbaits with a design that immediately catches the eye. Two thick skirts at the rear set it apart from the crowd: as the bait wobbles on the retrieve, they pulse and wave in a seductive undulating motion, creating massive additional visual attraction. It's something perch, zander, pike & co. simply haven't seen before - and they respond with a bite.

2 Variants, Both with a Specialist Diving Bill

The Hart Spyder Crank comes in 2 variants: MR and DR. The MR is the medium-running variant, reaching a maximum depth of 3.0 m. The DR is the deep runner, diving down to 4.5 m. Both share the same distinctive bill shape - a Coffin Bill, coffin-shaped as the name suggests. This design combines the properties of rounded round bills and rectangular square bills. When the bait contacts an obstacle on the bottom, the bill either levers it up and over or deflects it around the side. Either way, snags are significantly reduced. The Coffin Bill also influences the action: the wobble is tighter than a square bill produces but wider than a round bill - effectively splitting the difference. Coffin Bills are not widely seen on the market, which makes having the Hart Spyder Crank in your hard lure box all the more worthwhile.

Long-Cast System and Ultra-Sharp Treble Hooks

The Hart Spyder Crank is fitted with the Mobile Balls System for outstanding casting performance. This weight-transfer system delivers long, accurate casts, letting you work large areas of water systematically - making it a highly effective search bait method with a crankbait. To convert those bites, the Spyder Crank carries two ultra-sharp, light yet strong Black Nickel treble hooks.

Key Facts:

• Hard lure / crankbait
• Coffin Bill for reduced snags and a balanced action
• Mobile Balls weight-transfer system for optimum casting performance
• Ultra-sharp Black Nickel treble hooks
• Innovative skirt design for extra visual attraction
• Available in multiple variants and colours