Comments: These are one of my go to Texas rig baits as well as my jig trailer. Solid price point, great scent, and perfect size. I haven't had any issues with durability other than me just being hard on them and trying to throw them where they shouldn't be. Don't be afraid to give these a try.

From: Colby: Holloway, LA 9/24/21

Comments: I just got my swimming craws(black neon) in my MTB for march and boy these alabama fish cant get enough, the only thing i could catch a fish on in the spawn is this right here!

From: James - AL 4/18/17

Comments: These things just work! They just do! I'll tell some people something I've never told anyone, let's say I'm in a good mood tonight, I dunno... Get you a 3/0 Gammy off set shank round bend hook and a 3/8oz. bullet weight. Rig this bad boy up Texas Style. Throw it out and let it hit bottom. Reel FOUR TIMES. Not three, not five, FOUR! Kill it and let it hit bottom and repeat process all the way back to the boat. You're welcome. Before anyone tries to retort... try it. I can't explain it, I found it by accident. It just works. Side tip... for some reason, don't ask me why... it works best with SUPER STEEL 3/8oz. weights because the size of the weight effects the swimming action some how or something or rate of fall because of more surface area. Lead catches em fine though. You're double welcome.

From: MetatronStar: Hollywood 4/5/17

Comments: This is one of the best craws i have used in my few years of hardcore bass fishing ( I'm only 13 and started learning how to truly catch fish ) and ive got to say, it is an amazing craw. Has great action swimming and flipping, and will catch quality fish

From: Landen: Vanceboro, NC 3/1/17

Comments: These things are not high quality but you definitely get your moneys worth.  They are great for flippin and pitchin

From: Hunter: Broken Arrow ,OK 12/11/16

Comments: Good craw, but the arms are consistent in thickness which results in lack of big motions & rather small vibrations. The arms do get ripped off quite easily as well which can be problematic due to the small count of craws at 6.

From: Ben: McKinney, TX 5/13/16

Comments: The swimming craw really excels as a jig trailer. Excellent action on the fall & when swimming through cover. Almost identical in design to the Netbait Paca Craw, the Swimming Craw differs in that the tail section is a complete solid plastic pour, with only the head being hollow; whereas the Paca Craw is completely hollow. The added plastic is a benefit for rigging in that it helps retain the plastic on the hook, thus increasing it's longevity. In my experience, the Paca Craws, because of their completely hollow bodies, have a tendency to slide down hook/jig shanks. Smaller size, as compared to the Paca Craw, also means you don't get the bait helicoptering like the Paca Craw does. These really are my go to trailers for almost any situation.

From: Phil: St. Cloud, MN 10/15/15

Comments: these baits are awesome. I use prime rib and black and blue for jig trailers or texas rig. Caught several nice ones on these.

From: Logan: TX 8/24/15

Comments: These baits are designed to act just like the Netbait Paca Craws. The action, however is not nearly as good. The claws shake rapidly, almost like they are vibrating. They don't flap madly like Netbait Craws. My advice is to scrap these and get Netbait. They are the same price the Netbait has better action.

From: Micah: NY 8/30/14

Comments: Best trailer I have ever put on a flipping jig or football, the hole in the mouth and hollow top allows for bubbles to form and adds to its life like appearance, and it's cheap, I don't have to to around buying expensive trailer when this is the best

From: Chase: Spring, TX

Comments: Looks like they just ripped off the Netbait Paca Craw's design.

From: J: NV