Great bait overall but a few things should be noted:
The action on the claws is not what you’d expect with the style. The heavy weight of the plastic creates a more subtle flapping motion than that of a rage craw, but this is not a bad thing.
Also, these baits are not the most durable of trailers. More than some, for sure, but again the heavy density of the pour makes the claws a little more brittle and subject to tearing off.
On that note, the solid dense body makes for a perfect structure to Texas rig or shaky head rig. They’re also great for trailers in chatter baits, spinner baits and most of all jigs! The textured body makes it easy to bisect down to a shorter length from use as jig or chatter trailers. Not a good bait for high numbers due to the tear factor, but when it’s tourney day and you need a bite- this craw is a chameleon and will do the job. The orange is a game changer in the early fall and through the later half of the winter into spring.

Great bait overall but a few things should be noted:
The action on the claws is not what you’d expect with the style. The heavy weight of the plastic creates a more subtle flapping motion than that of a rage craw, but this is not a bad thing.
Also, these baits are not the most durable of trailers. More than some, for sure, but again the heavy density of the pour makes the claws a little more brittle and subject to tearing off.
On that note, the solid dense body makes for a perfect structure to Texas rig or shaky head rig. They’re also great for trailers in chatter baits, spinner baits and most of all jigs! The textured body makes it easy to bisect down to a shorter length from use as jig or chatter trailers. Not a good bait for high numbers due to the tear factor, but when it’s tourney day and you need a bite- this craw is a chameleon and will do the job. The orange is a game changer in the early fall and through the later half of the winter into spring.