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For those of you who fish a craw by iteself (not as a jig trailer) what is your rig set up (i.e. weight , hook , etc.) ?

  • Global Moderator
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Last Friday it was a Crock-O-Gator Ring Craw on a 1/8oz Pro Slider head. Also had one fish flipping grass with a Berkley Changeup with a 1/4oz bullet weight and a 4/0 EWG hook. 

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I fish a speed craw on a 3/16oz. Bass X shaky head for a finesse deal.. Also on a 3/8 -1/2 oz wobble head.

  • Super User
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3/16 or 1/4 oz bullet weight

Berkley Fusion19 Heavy Cover Hook 5/0

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  • Global Moderator
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For punching matt's...3/4 to 1.5 oz weight, double boober stop, 4/0 or 5/0 Trokar TK 130 hook. 

For heavy to scattered vegetation...3/16 to 1/4 oz weight, sometimes Fla rigged and sometimes T Rigged depending on cover, same hook. 

 

Mike 

  • Super User
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Baby Paca Craw on a 3/0 EWG Gamakatsu with a 1/8-3/8oz bullet weight depending on all kinds of variables that us fishermen juggle in our brains. I also like using Zoom Ultravibe Speed Craws but only when I'm pegging it.

 

I will use 20lb fluoro and superline hooks if I'm flipping/pitching heavy vegetation or heavy cover.

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  • Super User
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I use a Rage rig ,Owner weighted keel hook.The weight is adjustable so you can control the fall and the way it sets on the bottom.

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A jig rig ranging from 1/8 to 3/4 with a 3/0 Gammy Superline EWG. 

Up to 1/2oz in open water the rod is a Phenix UMBX 707ML with a Lews Lite reel, 30lb PP w/15lb fluoro leader. From 1/2oz and up in cover or in really rocky structure it's a UMBX 707MH with the same reel and line. 

There are about 2,000 craw baits in a range of sizes that will all catch the same fish. Pick the one that makes you warm and fuzzy and use it. 

  • Super User
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1/4 oz weight T-Rigged Chigger Craw or Yum Craw Papi.  Go up/down from there based on conditions.

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  • Super User
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T-rigged, 3/16 oz tungsten bullet weight, black glass bead, 4/0 Gama EWG hook with a Berkley Powerbait Chigger Craw. I rarely use jigs.

 

Been experimenting lately with this. But so far I'm not getting as many bites as I do with the traditional T-rig.

 

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  • Super User
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It depends:

  •  it can be a regular, ordinary, common, everyday Texas rig,
  • or it can be rigged Carolina style,
  • or with a weighted hook
  • or Neko rigged
  • or Shakeyhead rigged

oh dear the possibilities of rigging are almost endless.

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  • Super User
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2 hours ago, scaleface said:

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LOVE it when there's teeth marks on my weight !

:)

A-Jay

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Paca craw or rage structure bug. On owner sled head or keel weighted swimbait hook, but mostly 1/4 bullet and ewg 4/0. Usually brown variation or black and blue

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used to be a havoc rocket craw rigged on a 3/0 with a 3/8oz weight or just a kinky beaver with a 1/2oz for flipping

  • Super User
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1 hour ago, Catt said:

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What's the brand of that jig?

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Just now, the reel ess said:

What's the brand of that jig?

looks like a strike king swinging swim jig

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  • Super User
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I flip, pitch, & punch with it ;)

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  • Super User
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1 hour ago, AnotherSenkoQuestion said:

Speaking of swinging swim jigs. Making my own with 5/0 Gama Weightless Swimbait hook, #3 Swivel, Skirt, Tungsten Weight, and of course pegged. Will probably throw a rage tail or speed craw too.

 

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Nice ~ Me Too

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A-Jay

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