Spanky Baits Lil' Angry 89

Small Frame, Big Chaos: The Spanky Baits Lil' Angry 89

Don’t let the name fool you—there is nothing small about the impact this bait makes. The Spanky Baits Lil' Angry 89 features a specialized "89 stagger" configuration, pairing a #9 Indiana blade with a #8 Magnum blade.

This combination creates a unique, ultra-vibration that differs from standard double-magnum setups. The Indiana blade provides a wider swing and a different displacement pattern, which, when coupled with the offset magnum blade, creates a "crazy" wobbling action. It’s a sonic signature that muskies aren't used to, making it the perfect tool for pressured waters where fish have seen every traditional bucktail in the book.

Overbuilt Specifications

Built to the same legendary standards as the rest of the Spanky line, the Lil' Angry is designed to handle the most violent strikes:

• Handmade in the USA: Precision-crafted for high-performance durability.

• The "89 Stagger": Features a #9 Indiana blade and a #8 Magnum blade for a one-of-a-kind vibration and wobble.

• Industrial Strength Wire: Built on the heaviest stainless steel through-wire (.072") available—it won't bend or fail during the fight.

• Powder Coated Blades: All blades are powder-coated for a durable, chip-resistant finish that maintains its color season after season.

• Premium Flashabou: Tied with high-quality, commercial-grade flashabou for an addictive visual shimmer that muskies can't resist.

• Trophy Hardware: Equipped with two super-durable 6/0 treble hooks and nickel-plated hardware.

• Weight: A versatile 2.6 oz. that casts like a bullet.

In-Stock Colors

We stock the Lil' Angry 89 in a variety of high-performance patterns, including:

• Black Ice

• Black Perch 2.0

• Huey (GCPS Custom)

• Lazer Firetiger

• Neon Perch

• Sublime

• ...and many more!

💡 Pro Tip

The #9 Indiana blade on the Lil' Angry 89 provides a bit more "lift" than a standard willow or beaver tail blade. This makes it an exceptional choice for "bulging" the surface. Retrieve it just fast enough to create a wake without breaking the surface tension—the offset vibration and the pulsing flashabou tail will often pull monster fish up from deep weed edges.