Overview
The Lunker City Spanky is designed from the ground up to be the ultimate wacky rig worm. The Spanky is made with a special plastic formula loaded with the heaviest salt concentration in the industry! Wacky rig the Spanky through the "bulb" located in the middle for best results.
Cast the Spanky near a dock, stump, or at the edge of a weed bed and let it sink naturally. Give it a gentle twitch or two as it sinks to flex the lure in the middle for enticing action. With its bulbous ends and exclusive 'center-flex' design, the Spanky maximizes the typical wacky worm 'U' action. If the lure reaches bottom unmolested, let it sit for a few moments before twitching it back to life.
| Length | Quantity |
| 5" | 8 |
Previous Feedback
Comments: I finally tried these after having a pack for over a year. GREAT action! If wacky rigging is your thing and you have not tried these, get on it now.
From: O'Billy Dudewright: 4/24/23
Comments: Love these for wacky rigging. They fall slower than a standard senko type plastic due to the design, but have way better action. Rig them weighted for a faster fall rate. My personal experience is that these get way more attention from the fish, and hold up better when not using an o-ring (which I prefer because it seems to help hook up ratio when not using one). Once my current supply of senkos is used up, I'll start using these exclusively.
From: Andrew: Iowa 6/22/22
Comments: Yet another item in the "sale" bin that has me floored - these are exceptional wacky rig worms - peanut butter slays bedding bass in spring.
From: Harley: Kingman, AZ 12/31/20
Comments: Been using the Lunker City Spank now for quite a few years. Prefer this worm anytime I'm fishing a wacky worm. Great option when everyone is throwing a Senko style stick bait, these will produce.
From: William - 9/16/18
Comments: Excellent worm for wacky rigging. When the bass get accustomed to the Senko this worm will get a bite. Much more durable than other stick baits with more finicky action, I'm a huge fan of this worm. If you want to change the descent speed add a wacky worm weight.
From: Dug: West Orange, NJ 8/1/16
Comments: Have had excellent success with these, I use PB pumpkinseed, green pumpkin & green fog all the time, just depends on water & light conditions. I find that if you pair theses with the Lake Fork weedless Whack n Rig, they produce fish after fish & you get an average of 5-6 fish out of each worm. great combo
From: Yeti: West Kingston, RI 5/22/16
Comments: Fall rate too slow for me. Not even close to senko in my opinion. Sure it will catch fish,just can't pick this over a senko in a tournament. Will stick with what has produced over and over. Yamamoto for the win.
From: David: VA 5/9/15
Comments: These things are much better for wacky rigging than senkos! I think the shape exaggerates the action and bass just love it. They are pretty durable as well and it is one of my go to lures.
From: Pat: Worcester, MA 6/28/14
Comments: This is one of the best wacky rigging baits out their.Either along weed edges or under docks,this worm is amazing.My best colors are bluegill and most of all green pumpkin.A very nice bait.
From: Noah: Sioux Center, IA
Comments: my go to wacky rigged worm. I use only green pumpkin. Amazing for skipping under docks or tossing into lillypads with a weedless hook.