Anyone ever tried this 7" Craw bait on lake Fork? Just wondering if it is even to big for Fork ? Thanks.!!

i have seen it used on Rayburn and the guy actually caught a couple, it is a big craw

Yah, it's a beast. How big were his catches

right around the 5 pound mark, i think he bought it as a joke, we were flipping grass and he pulled it out and we both got a couple laughs about it then he flipped it a couple times and set the hook, the thing looks nuts but it has caught at least two fish

Well at least I know now that they will catch something lol.. Did he Texas Rig it? I have a few packages that im wanting to give a try in the Legends tourny on Lake Fork this coming weekend. Im no pro, more or less a beginner at tourny fishing so any advice would be great. Im shooting for some big ones and this bait looks to fit the bill..

he texas rigged it with a pegged 1oz weight, i don't remember what size hook though

I ordered some 7/0 gama monster worm hooks I think will work when they arrive this week..

good luck to you out there, the frog bite should be getting pretty good there

Yeah, I have a few of them im going to give a try as well.. If anyone knows and hot spots and wants to help a rookie out let me know lol..

Looks to me like this bait in a 5.5-6" would be killer..

Its a crazy looking mold for sure!

Anyone Else Gave them a try?

I bought a pack and threw them at Amistad several years back when the big senkos were so popular. Threw it for at least a good hour and a half.... Big fat 0!!

Now with that being said, I still have faith in the bait. The best comparison would be to that of a large 10-12" swimbait. All you need is the patience and confidence to stick with it. Obviously, easier said then done.

Let us know how you do.

And you make fun of the old swimbait with the 4" spinnerbait blade.

May have to try some of those at Squaw Creek!!!