Pick Your Color
Bama Craw (Laminate)
GP/orange—money around grass and wood.
Black & Blue (Laminate)
Dirty water hammer; low light confidence.
Black & Red (Laminate)
Tannic rivers & dawn/dusk bite getter.
Black Blue Flake
Stained water classic; great at night.
Black Red Flake
Tannic water & craw spawn vibe.
Blue Craw
Subtle blue tint—spring molting craws.
Grape Jelly
Deep purple pop for low light.
Green Pumpkin
Natural everywhere—can’t go wrong.
Green Pumpkin Magic
GP with shimmer—clear water finesse.
Jam
Plum/red tone—stained water sleeper.
Junebug
Tannic/stained staple, year-round.
Okeechobee Craw (Laminate)
GP/blue—grass water killer.
Sapphire Blue
Bright blue for mud & dock shade.
Watermelon Red
Clear water + brim spawn favorite.
Watermelon Seed
Ultra-natural for sunny, clear days.
Why the Angry Craw Works
The Angry Craw’s floating blend (no salt) and harder plastic keep the claws standing in a defensive pose on the pause, while the thin tips flutter on the fall. It’s tough enough for jig duty, lively enough to fish solo on a Texas Rig, and scented to make bass hold on.
Benefits That Convert
- Floating claws: stand-up, “defend me” posture that draws strikes on the pause.
- Hard plastic blend: durable as a jig trailer; survives multiple fish.
- No salt + buoyant body: keeps the bait upright and animated instead of sinking lifeless.
- Efficient appendages: thin tips kick with light rod pops; moves water without a big pull.
- Compact 3.5″ profile: slips through cover and skips docks; “snack” size that still gets big bites.
- Garlic scent: encourages fish to hold on longer for cleaner hooksets.
- Match-the-hatch colors: naturals and laminates (Bama, Okeechobee, GP, Junebug, etc.).
- Made in USA: small-batch pours for consistent quality.
Best Rigs (When & Why)
- Jig Trailer (football/flipping/swim): claws rise on pauses; add subtle kicks on hops.
- Texas Rig (1/8–3/8 oz): pitch wood/grass; most bites happen on the fall.
- Free Rig / Tokyo: natural glide with stand-up posture when the weight hits bottom.
- Carolina Rig: drag shell beds & points to cover water and find active fish.
- Finesse/Compact jig or stand-up head: trim a little from the head for a smaller profile; bait still stands up.
Risk-Free Try
Not sure which color will be your new confidence craw? Grab a couple of laminates and a natural and fish them side-by-side.
- 30-Day Guarantee
- Free Shipping on $49+
- Limited batch pours—popular colors sell out
Frequently Asked Questions
How many baits per pack?
Each pack contains 6 Angry Craws poured in small batches for consistent quality.
Do they float?
Yes. The floating, no-salt blend keeps the claws standing in a defensive pose at rest and lively on the fall.
Are they scented?
Light garlic scent to make bass hold on longer for cleaner hooksets.
Will they hold up as a jig trailer?
Yes. The harder plastic is made for jig duty. Tip: thread fully past the keeper and add a tiny dab of gel superglue for maximum durability.
Best hook & weight for a Texas Rig?
2/0–3/0 EWG or straight-shank flipping hook; start with 3/16 oz (go 1/8–3/8 oz based on depth/cover).
What colors should I pick?
Clear: Green Pumpkin, Watermelon Seed/Red. Stained/grass: Okeechobee, Bama Craw. Tannic/low light: Junebug, Black & Red. Muddy/night: Black & Blue, Sapphire Blue.
Any rigging tips?
Trim ~¼" from the head for a compact jig profile; pinch one claw for a “broken craw” look; on a Free Rig it glides and then stands up when the weight hits bottom.
Care & storage?
Keep baits in the original bag. Don’t mix with heavy-salt plastics (protects buoyancy) and avoid high heat/direct sun to prevent warping or color bleed.
Shipping & guarantee
Fast shipping on $49+ and a 30-Day Guarantee. Poured in the USA.
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