netbait paca craw?

This bait looks really good but I haven't heard of it? anybody know any tips about this bait?

It's a jig trailer.

The paca chunks are trailers, the paca craws are not. I use the baby and regular size craws on a t rig all the time. They're one of my 3 favorite craw plastics, drip a little kickin bass craw on them and go to town. I have a buddy who throws them on a c rig a lot and it's effective too.

great bait.....one of my favorites

Great bait for pitching, flipping, t- rig ,c-rig and to use as a trailer when swimming a jig . Okeechobee and Alabama are good colors that work.

You must be new to bass fishing if you haven't heard of them. I have used the baby paca craw as a jig trailer for many years. It is one of my favorites.

It is made by Netbait and they also have a fantastic finesse worm that works well on a drop shot.

The paca craw and baby paca craw are great when t-rigged.I get mine through wackyworm.com
Call them and ask if they are on sale. I usually can get them for 1.99/pkg.

I'd never really heard of em either and I've been fishing 30+ years. I just don't jig fish...

They aren't just jig trailers, they are cross between a tube and a craw and work great for all the techniques previously listed.

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Netbait Mad Paca

Paca Craws are awesome but I also like using these. I like use them on a tx-rig and flip em' around brush. They a lot of little flappers and it gives the bass something to really key in on. It's an awesome little bait as well.

Here is a video of a few pre-spawn male bass I caught this past weekend on a Paca Craw.

I hear ya...

They work great on a c-rig. I use the tiny paca craw on a 3/0.

Tiny paca craw for trailer on my finesse jigs.....would'nt leave home without them!

We won a tourney on Fork t rigging them. Great all around bait. I always have some in the boat.

On Fork, awesome bait been using them for years, love to rig the Peca Craw on a medium texas rig weight with a #5 worm hook and slow roll them like a spinner bait, the large claws will give a spinning appearance that really trigger bass around grass. I have noticed that there needs to be some wind with this technique, slight ripple on the water. Also direction of the retrieve along the grass line can make a difference, depending on how the bass are oriented. Tight lines.

nope never heard of them, just send that pack to me I will dispose of it correctly