SPRO McStick 110 Jerkbait

Cover water, then make them commit. The SPRO McStick 110 Jerkbait, designed by bass angler Mike McClelland, combines a weight-transfer system for longer casts with a darting jerkbait action. Work it with rod twitches and pauses to give following fish a chance to strike, whether you're using spinning or baitcasting gear.

Reach Fish Without Rushing the Retrieve

A short cast can leave a lot of fish untouched, especially when you need to cover a bank or reach a distant target. The McStick's weight-transfer design helps you get it out there. Once it lands, vary the cadence rather than simply winding it in: twitch, pause, and watch how fish respond. Casting distance and action still depend on your tackle and retrieve.

The Right Pick If...

You want a hard jerkbait for bass fishing with a long-casting design and a choice of baitfish-inspired and high-visibility finishes. Choose a subtle shade when a natural look suits the water, or a brighter finish when you want the lure to stand out. Exact running depth and suspension behavior are not confirmed here, so don't choose it on those specifications alone.

Best For

• Cast-and-retrieve jerkbait fishing for bass.
• Working points and banks with a twitch-and-pause presentation.
• Matching a natural shad look or trying a brighter color as conditions change.

Key Features

• Designed by professional bass angler Mike McClelland.
• Weight-transfer system intended to support longer casts with spinning or baitcasting gear.
• Darting action and multiple finish options.
• Listed with #5 Gamakatsu treble hooks; hooks are included even when not shown in pictures.

Models & Specs

Pick a Look, Then Fish the Cadence

Start with Natural Herring, Ayu, or a shad pattern when a baitfish look fits the situation; try Clear Chartreuse or another bold color when visibility is limited. Select your color using the options and photos above. Cast past your target, work a twitch-pause sequence, and adjust the pause length if fish follow without striking. Inspect the hooks and line tie before each trip.

Tackle Express Tips

• Try a shorter pause first, then lengthen it if fish follow but don't commit.
• Keep some slack after each twitch so the lure can dart rather than simply pull straight ahead.
• Carry a natural and a brighter color to adapt to changing light and water clarity.

Quick Answers

Are hooks included? Yes. The product information says hooks are included even though they aren't shown in every picture.

Can I cast it on spinning gear? The listed weight-transfer design is described as suitable for both spinning and baitcasting gear; match your rod and line to the lure.

How should I retrieve it? Start with twitches and pauses, then adjust the cadence to fish response and conditions.

Complete the Setup

Compare a different 110-class presentation with the Lucky Craft Lightning Pointer 110SP, or go smaller with the Jackall Rerange 95mm. For compatible lure hardware replacements, see Spro Power Split Rings.

Choose your color above and get ready to work the next stretch of water.