Angry Craw

Name: Angry Craw
Brand: Redd's Flies
SKU: SQ848-FL32
Price: 5.65 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

$5.65

Color

Orange

Olive

Quantity

Conventional bass jigs often imitate crawfish with a natural “claws up” presentation. With this fly you can achieve the same presentation but with even more realism added through the zonker strips, dubbing etc.

This fly is size 4 and on the smaller side for a craw imitation.

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What does the Angry Craw imitate?

The Angry Craw imitates a small crayfish holding its claws in a defensive position. Its zonker strips and dubbed body add movement and texture that help it look alive along the bottom.

Why is the claws-up profile effective?

Crayfish often raise their claws when threatened, creating a wide defensive silhouette that predatory fish recognize. That posture makes the fly look like a substantial meal that is trying to stand its ground.

How should I fish the Angry Craw?

Let it reach the bottom, then use slow crawls, short hops, and pauses around rocks and structure. Add an occasional sharp strip to imitate a crayfish darting backward to escape.

What fish can I target with the Angry Craw?

It is especially useful for smallmouth and largemouth bass, but trout, carp, and other predatory freshwater fish also eat crayfish. Focus on water with rocky bottoms, ledges, banks, or submerged cover.

Which Angry Craw color should I choose?

Olive is a dependable natural option around vegetation and clear water, while Orange can imitate a brighter or recently molted crayfish and adds visibility. Match local crayfish when possible, or use Orange when you want more contrast.