I found some old baits. Never have fished. Bought as a lot.

Do any of you throw these? Hog craw?

Haven't thrown one that I know of. But it looks pretty good, I'd give it a shot and throw it.

The 4 inch salt craw used to be the bomb!!! They've long been replaced with other craw options. I never used the 6 inch hawg craw much. FYI... You can cut it in half and use it as a chunk trailer...

Looks like it would do very well for punching mats.

Used to be one of my favorite night fishing baits on fork, either black / blue or black / chartreuse

Heck ya! Was a real common bait on Fork years ago. On a big ole jig? Big bass bait!

Still good on Toledo at night

Those are some fish catching sons of guns! Been years since I have thrown one. I still have several bags of them laying around somewhere.

Are you willing to sell them to me?

Probably new and never seen by the current generations of bass.

those were major players in the 80's and 90's. famous at night, tx rig or jig n pig. its one thing good that came from Oklahoma.

Used them a ton over the years! Really big deal back in the 90's and early '00's. Think the Oklahoma state record for awhile was caught on one of those. I bet I still have at least a dozen bags of those and the 4" model.

Another one that looks really similar to the Hawg Craw was made by Jawtec. Think the Jawtec version was called a Classic Craw. It had almost the same profile but was super beefy. I bet it was twice as thick and heavy as the Hawg Craw. I still have a few of those but most got eaten by the fish.

With out a doubt i would throw it. That bait has fooled plenty of big fish at Fork.

Still fish the 4" on Rayburn and Toledo and it'll outfish a lot of the craws with swimming type legs. Sometimes less is more. I throw the big one at Falcon with a 1/2 oz sinker. When the fish are tight in the retamas, it'll get down in there better than a Rage craw. Caught some bigguns doing that.

Used to be great 9n Toledo and Rayburn with 1/2 ounce weight pitching outside edges of hydrilla.