Rabid Baits has created a deadly crawfish imitation called the Rabid Craw that is perfect for Ned rigging. Unlike other crawfish baits, the Rabid Craw has unique features that make it stand out. Its wide round base is ideal for rigging with Ned style jig heads, giving it the perfect defensive posture and allowing for a bottom hopping presentation. The ribbed body and quivering appendages give the bait a realistic look and lifelike motion. However, what really sets this bait apart is the natural fox hair claw appendages embedded into the soft plastic. These claws have natural buoyancy and tend to flicker and sway with even the subtlest movement, creating an irresistible action that bass simply can't resist. While designed specifically for Ned rigs, these craws can also be used as trailers on your favorite jig for added versatility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How should I rig the Rabid Craw for Ned rigging?
A: The Rabid Craw is best rigged with a Ned style jig head. Simply insert the jig head into the wide round base of the bait and secure it in place. This will give the bait a natural defensive posture and allow for a bottom hopping presentation.
Q: What is the motion of the Rabid Craw like?
A: The ribbed body and quivering appendages of the Rabid Craw give it a realistic look and lifelike motion. When retrieved or hopped along the bottom, the bait moves in a way that imitates a crawfish, enticing bass to strike.
Q: What makes the Rabid Craw unique?
A: The Rabid Craw stands out from other crawfish baits due to its natural fox hair claw appendages. These claws have natural buoyancy and flicker and sway with even the subtlest movement, creating an irresistible action that bass simply can't resist.
Q: Can the Rabid Craw be used with other fishing techniques?
A: While the Rabid Craw is primarily designed for Ned rigging, it can also be used as a trailer on your favorite jig for added versatility. This allows you to experiment with different fishing techniques and find what works best for you.
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