4" Real Craw – Bait Profile
A highly versatile, 4-inch soft plastic designed to mimic the natural movement and appearance of a crawfish.
Key Features:
Streamlined body and articulated pincers create a lifelike crawfish silhouette.
Designed for high-action performance: the claws flap aggressively during retrieves, while the legs offer subtle, frantic vibrations on the descent or when resting.
Excellent for bottom-focused tactics, including dragging, slow-hopping, or shaking around structural elements like submerged timber, rocks, and aquatic vegetation.
Recommended Targeting:
Saltwater: Redfish, speckled trout, and flounder.
Brackish/Freshwater: Bass in tidal rivers, lakes, lakes and ponds, as well as white bass and crappie in areas where shrimp or glass minnows are primary forage.
Rigging Methods:
Jighead (Versatility)
Secure the craw by threading it from the tail onto a 1/8–1/4 oz jighead, adjusting weight to suit water depth and current speed.
Retrieve technique: After casting and allowing the bait to settle, utilize a slow hop-and-glide motion—lift the rod tip to lift the bait, then allow it to descend on a semi-slack line to trigger strikes.
Best for: Open flats, channels, docks, rocks, laydowns
Weighted Weedless Hook (Cover)
Use a belly-weighted swimbait or weedless shrimp hook.
Rig Texas-style, ensuring the hook point is lightly buried or "skin-hooked" into the back to prevent snags.
Retrieve technique: Employ a slow, consistent swim interspersed with minor twitches.
Best for: Targeting fish holding tight to thick grass, rock piles, or laydowns where open hooks would easily hang.
4" Real Craw – Bait Profile
A highly versatile, 4-inch soft plastic designed to mimic the natural movement and appearance of a crawfish.
Key Features:
Streamlined body and articulated pincers create a lifelike crawfish silhouette.
Designed for high-action performance: the claws flap aggressively during retrieves, while the legs offer subtle, frantic vibrations on the descent or when resting.
Excellent for bottom-focused tactics, including dragging, slow-hopping, or shaking around structural elements like submerged timber, rocks, and aquatic vegetation.
Recommended Targeting:
Saltwater: Redfish, speckled trout, and flounder.
Brackish/Freshwater: Bass in tidal rivers, lakes, lakes and ponds, as well as white bass and crappie in areas where shrimp or glass minnows are primary forage.
Rigging Methods:
Jighead (Versatility)
Secure the craw by threading it from the tail onto a 1/8–1/4 oz jighead, adjusting weight to suit water depth and current speed.
Retrieve technique: After casting and allowing the bait to settle, utilize a slow hop-and-glide motion—lift the rod tip to lift the bait, then allow it to descend on a semi-slack line to trigger strikes.
Best for: Open flats, channels, docks, rocks, laydowns
Weighted Weedless Hook (Cover)
Use a belly-weighted swimbait or weedless shrimp hook.
Rig Texas-style, ensuring the hook point is lightly buried or "skin-hooked" into the back to prevent snags.
Retrieve technique: Employ a slow, consistent swim interspersed with minor twitches.
Best for: Targeting fish holding tight to thick grass, rock piles, or laydowns where open hooks would easily hang.
