Lobster Craw Glide Soft Bait for Heavy Cover Bass Fishing
Color S16 / 94mm
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Lobster Craw Glide Soft Bait for Heavy Cover Bass Fishing
$10.99
Sale price
$10.99
Regular price
$0.00
This lobster-style glide bait combines a compact body with flapping claws and a segmented tail for a lifelike crawl along the bottom. The ribbed back and flat belly give it a subtle roll on the fall, while the twin claws kick and...
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Specifications
| Type | Soft plastic creature/craw bait |
| Length | 94mm (3.7 in) |
| Weight | 8.4g |
| Depth | Bottom contact, any depth |
| Action | Kicking claws with subtle glide fall |
| Hooks | Sold unrigged, use 3/0-5/0 offset worm hook |
| Best for | Heavy cover largemouth bass |
Product description
This lobster-style glide bait combines a compact body with flapping claws and a segmented tail for a lifelike crawl along the bottom. The ribbed back and flat belly give it a subtle roll on the fall, while the twin claws kick and pulse with the slightest rod movement, mimicking a crawfish trying to back away from cover.
Built for heavy cover work, this soft plastic slides through grass, wood, and rock without fouling. Rig it on a Texas rig or flip it into laydowns and bushes where largemouth hold tight to structure. It also works well as a jig trailer when you need extra bulk and action in stained water.
How to fish it
- Rig weedless on a Texas rig with a bullet weight sized to cover density
- Flip or pitch into laydowns, grass mats, and dock pilings
- Let the bait fall on slack line and pause to let claws settle
- Use short hops or a slow drag to trigger reaction strikes from bass holding tight to cover
Frequently asked
A 3/0 to 5/0 offset worm hook works well, matched to the thickness of the body for solid hooksets in heavy cover.
The natural brown and cream pattern with fleck works best in clear to slightly stained water where bass key on real crawfish coloring.
A medium-heavy to heavy casting rod with 15-20 lb fluorocarbon or braid to leader gives you the power needed to pull bass from cover.
Yes, though it excels most with largemouth in heavy cover; smallmouth anglers can use it around rock and current seams with a lighter presentation.