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

The Southern Pro 1.5 L'il Hustler tube bait in Green/Chartreuse is a time-tested choice for crappie anglers who want a versatile, effective lure that works in a range of conditions. Tube baits have been a staple in crappie fishing for decades, and these lures deliver the subtle action and realistic profile that keeps fish coming back. The 1.5-inch size offers a natural presentation that appeals to both white crappie and black crappie, whether you're fishing structure, docks, or open water.

Green and chartreuse are proven crappie colors—the green works well in clearer water and natural light, while chartreuse excels in stained water and low-light situations. A 100-count package gives you the quantity to stock up for a full season of fishing, experiments with rigging styles, and sharing with fishing partners. Whether you prefer a simple jig head, a light Carolina rig, or a drop-shot setup, the L'il Hustler's classic tube design slides onto your preferred hook without fuss.

This is crappie bait designed by people who fish for crappie—no gimmicks, just a soft plastic that catches fish consistently. Whether you're targeting shallow brush piles in spring or deeper structure in summer, having a box full of reliable tubes means you can focus on location and technique rather than worrying about your bait selection.

Key Features

• 1.5-inch tube bait—a proven crappie size for shallow to mid-depth presentations
• Green/Chartreuse color combination covers both clear and stained water conditions
• 100-count pack provides ample supply for extended fishing trips and experimentation
• Classic tube design works with standard jig heads, light rigs, and drop-shot setups

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best way to rig a 1.5-inch tube bait for crappie?

Tube baits are versatile and work well on a simple 1/32 or 1/16 oz jig head for vertical presentations around structure, or threaded onto a light Carolina rig for casting and retrieving. Many anglers also use them on drop-shot rigs for precise depth control. The soft plastic slides easily onto most standard hooks.

When should I use green versus chartreuse?

Green typically performs well in clearer water and brighter conditions, while chartreuse shines in stained water, overcast days, and low-light situations. Having both colors in your tackle box means you're ready to adjust to changing water clarity throughout the day.

How many baits are in this pack?

This is a 100-count package, giving you a solid supply for multiple outings or allowing you to try different rigging approaches without running low.

What species can I catch on the L'il Hustler?

These tube baits are designed specifically for crappie fishing—both white crappie and black crappie respond well to the classic tube profile and natural action in the water.