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When high activity is needed to draw strikes, a Zoom® craw brings it, and in a big way! Precision-molded claws gyrate wildly, moving water that signals feeding time; tentacles flutter with every movement of the rod tip—a tantalizing display for any bass who comes near. The large choice of colors keep those big bass guessing; he'll have to swallow one to see if it's real. Great for pitchin' and flippin', rigging Texas style or on a football jig, or as a spinnerbait or jig trailer.
Precision-molded claws gyrate wildly
Action of moving water signals feeding time to fish
Tentacles flutter with every movement of the rod tip
Great for pitchin' and flippin'
Rig Texas style or on a football jig
Use as a spinnerbait or jig trailer
Web ID: 15683
Rated 4 out of
5 by
RGDeL from
Good color but Orange pincersThis color is very close to the average craw except for the orange pincers.. I put a same color tube on the tail and anchor it with a soldering iron. These craws with that combination is killer under tough conditions when rigged Texas style with 2 1/8oz worm weights. Hop it a couple of time sharply but not too much distance. The idea is to cause the 2 worm weights to click together. Rattles do not work as well.
Date published: 2016-04-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
McCormickjp from
Great critter baitI have always been a big Zoom fan. Big Critter Craw is a great trailer for my favorite jig as well as a great Texas rig bait. Has great action and gets their attention. I am impressed and will need to stock up again. Gets threw the tree limbs really well. Good luck
Date published: 2015-06-14
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ferdthe4 from
great price and baitsThese are one of my favorite bass baits, be it for small mouth or large mouth bass. I Rig mine using 1/4oz stand up jigs so I can bounce and move them along the bottom like a real craw with it's claws up. These always catch nice bass for me anywhere where crawfish are present. The pumpkin with orange claws and watermelon with orange claws are my favorite but color will depend on what area your in and what colors the natural craws are. Not to mention the price for the amount you get is pretty good compared to most other soft baits that are 5-6 a package. The little critter craws are great to hope they keep making them wish bass pro had the watermelon with orange claws in stock I'd order more right now. Small fish like blue gill tend to peck off the claws or tenticals after using one for a while, but really they hold up pretty well.
Date published: 2014-07-31
Rated 5 out of
5 by
EastKySmallies from
Best craw out thereWhile this craw has been around for a long time, I still believe it's the best craw on the market. It may not have the action or some of the newer craws, but I've never seen a crayfish flap or wiggle it's claws. This is one of my go-to big fish baits. The little critter craw is excellent as well. Hope Zoom never quits making them.
Date published: 2014-03-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Bankbusterdude from
These dudes work!The Critter Craw create a unique wiggle in the water that big mouth berthas can't resist. I keep a few bags on hand to ensure that by the end of the day of fishing with my partner, my heads held high. Don't make the mistake and leave these out of your arsenal of strike getting weapons.
Date published: 2014-03-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jarhead209 from
Best purchaseCan't beat Bass Pro when it comes to Craws and Creatures. If you want it, they make it in all the sizes and colors you or a bass could want. And as always, the price is right.
Date published: 2013-10-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
RickE2 from
Big critter craw in green pumpkin orangeThis seems to be the best color - however I can not find them in my local store I have to order on line.
Just caught a 20" smallmouth the other day. Bass love them - SM, LM and Spotted.
Date published: 2013-07-11
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PaBasser from
Best Craw I've usedZoom has hit a home run with this bait. I've caught so many bass this season, it's not funny. I caught my biggest one so far this year on a Green Pumpkin color. One evening, one lure, caught 10 bass, in a very short period of time. It's in my Hall of Fame. Last Weds evening I couldn't buy a bite with any other lure, on a lake that I caught 14 bass in about 2 hours. Just for giggles and grins, I was trying other lures, nothing. It was getting late and I put it on my Buckeye Spot Remover Shaky head. I mangaged to scratch out a limit before dark. It's my go to craw.
Do the claws float or sink? Important for me when I buy a craw.
Asked by: ChuckD1970
As the craw falls the claws rise above the body. When and IF the bait reaches the bottom the claws will rise in a very slight current and will fall in calm water.Hop the bait and it will react very similar to a real craw
Answered by: RGDeL
Date published: 2017-06-01
What is the prefered color?
Asked by: Bassslayer34
Pumpkin seed and a secondary color would be Green Pumpkin
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