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[Fat-G]

Hey everybody. Just wanted to share a few things I learned this weekend.

Zoom Super Speed Craws are a fantastic replacement for Rage Tail Craws/Chunks. (To make it more chunk-like bite of a little bit of the head)

Stanley Finesse jigs paired with a 3" Chigger Craw is a really great finesse jig.

P-Line C-XX is amazing.

Enjoy!

[aarogb]

Hey everybody. Just wanted to share a few things I learned this weekend.

Zoom Super Speed Craws are a fantastic replacement for Rage Tail Craws/Chunks. (To make it more chunk-like bite of a little bit of the head)

Stanley Finesse jigs paired with a 3" Chigger Craw is a really great finesse jig.

P-Line C-XX is amazing.

Enjoy!

Uh-oh!!!!  I know you just didn't say that!!!!!

[Bassin_Fin@tic]

Nothing wrong with sharing what ya like. I however do not like the super speed craws and they don't have near the action that the rage tails do,not even close. Not a bad bait,it works though.

Ever try a regular ultra vibe speed craw on a finesse jig? It is a very compact action packed little morsel..

[CRFisher]

Ultravibe speed craw with a johnson silver minnow for top water.  Action was great and seemed to get more hits than topwater frogs.

[BassBandit35]

they don't have near the action that the rage tails do,not even close.

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[Fat-G]

Okay. Let me rephrase this. I'm fifteen. I can't go out and spend $6 on a bag of worms, unless on certain occasions. The Super Speed worms work. There it is.

[Shimmer]

z0mg not everybody wakes up and worships their plastic bag of ragetails!!?!?! I dont believe it!

[Infidel.]

I actually agree with that statement about the speed craws.  Many times the big ol fragile floppy arms of a rage craw are just too much action.  But that is just my experience.   

[Primus]

I haven't used the Super Speed Craws but the regular speed craw has put a lot of nice fish in the boat for me, I like pegging it with a Tungsten weight and fishing heavy grass. The nice thing about this style of bait is that the fighting action of the craws will slow the fall of the bait a little which can be a plus at times when using a heavy sinker. I also use the Baby Paca craws as well which are another great bait, I seem to prefer the Zoom in heavier cover and the Paca in more sparse cover or weed edges. I'm sure either will work for both applications, just a personal preference. I haven't tried the Strike King yet because I have a lot of bags of the Paca & Zooms to use up before I consider buying more of this bait style. That said I believe you can be confident in any of 3 as terrific options when you need an action craw type of bait.