Crawfish?

 Crawfish are a staple in a bass’s diet. Whether you’re fishing rocky banks, brush piles, or submerged structure, bass instinctively hunt for craws, making crawfish baits a natural and irresistible target. 

 The flaring claws and erratic movement of a craw bait mimic a real craw in defense mode — triggering aggressive reaction strikes from even the most pressured or lethargic bass. 

 Craw baits excel when worked along the bottom, where bass expect to find real craws. This keeps your presentation in the strike zone longer and increases your chances of connecting with fish holding tight to cover. 

 Fish them as trailers on jigs, Texas rig them through cover, or punch through mats — craws can adapt to almost any situation, season, or style of fishing.
 

 When bites are tough, a well-designed craw can be your best bet for turning the day around. Subtle, realistic, and deadly effective.
Bottom line: If you’re not fishing craws, you’re leaving fish behind.