Southern Pro 1.5 L'il Hustler 100ct Blue/Chartreuse

The Southern Pro 1.5 L'il Hustler tube baits are a time-tested choice for crappie anglers who know that simplicity and effectiveness go hand in hand. These 100-count soft plastic tubes measure 1.5 inches and come in a blue and chartreuse color combination—a proven pairing that triggers bites in a variety of water conditions. Whether you're working shallow brush, creek channels, or structure-laden banks, these small-profile tubes deliver the natural action and subtle appeal that crappie can't resist.

Tube baits remain one of the most versatile presentations in a crappie angler's tackle box. They work equally well rigged on a light jig head for vertical presentations around cover, or threaded onto a small hook for live-well-style fishing. The 1.5-inch size keeps you in the strike zone for keeper-grade slabs without overshooting smaller fish, and the blue and chartreuse colorway covers both clear and slightly stained water situations. A 100-count pack means you'll have plenty of tubes on hand for a full season of fishing without worrying about running out mid-trip.

Southern Pro has built their reputation on delivering reliable, quality soft plastics at a price point that makes it easy to stock up. The L'il Hustler tubes hold their shape through multiple casts and bites, so each one works as hard as the last. If you're a crappie enthusiast who trusts time-tested baits over the latest gadget, these tubes belong in your tackle bag.

Key Features

• 1.5-inch soft plastic tube design—proven crappie profile
• Blue and chartreuse color combination for diverse water clarity
• 100-count pack for extended fishing without resupply
• Versatile rigging options: jig head, hooks, or slip-sinker presentations

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size rod and reel setup works best with 1.5-inch tube baits?

Light to medium-light spinning or baitcasting gear is ideal for 1.5-inch crappie tubes. You'll want sensitivity to feel bites and control to work the baits around structure, but we can't speak to specific rod recommendations without knowing your individual rig and preference.

Can I use these tubes for other species besides crappie?

These are designed and sized specifically for crappie. While other panfish or smaller bass might eat them, Southern Pro built the L'il Hustler profile with crappie in mind, so results may vary with other species.

How should I rig a 1.5-inch tube bait?

Tube baits are flexible—thread them onto a small jig head for vertical presentations around brush piles and cover, or use a small hook with a split shot or slip-sinker rig depending on water depth and structure. The choice depends on where the crappie are holding.

Will 100 tubes last me a whole season?

That depends on how often you fish and how many baits you lose or damage. A 100-count pack gives you a solid supply, but active anglers often keep multiple packs on hand so they're never caught short during peak crappie season.