Crawfish with a forward-walking action. To make it look as much like a real crawfish as possible, the body surface has been processed to minimize the sheen, and the tail, which creates large ripples, and the leg parts, which are shaped so that each part can move independently, appeal to bass with their twitching action. The scampi-sized crawfish, which are ready to eat and come into their own when the temperature rises above 10℃ in early spring, weigh around 15g. They can be used in a variety of ways: as a no-sinker, weighted, jig trailer, snake-dun, or snake-caro.
