STRIKE KING RAGE TAIL RATTLIN' RG CRAW 4" 5PK

Article number:	RGCRW4-84
Availability:	In stock

By far the undefeated champion of soft plastic Rattlin' Rage Craw is a slender, 4" Crawfish imitator, pre-rigged with a glass sound chamber imbedded in the tail to emit a powerful rattle and attract fish. This noisy little beast refuses to be ignored. Designed with two Rage Flange pincers that wiggle and swim, imparting a life-like, natural action. Offered in 12 colours. It can be fished as a jig trailer, Texas Rigged, or fished on a jog head like the Strike King Mark Davis Jointed Structure Head of the Strike King Tour Grade Football Jig Head.

• All new feature on a bass favourite
  • The Rattlin' Rage Craw includes a glass rattle chamber hidden in the tail of the lure that emits the powerful, unmistakeable sound of scurrying prey, yet does not impact the natural, life-like action of the craw or impede a solid hookset
• Top-Notch versatility
  • The Strike King Rattlin' Rage Craw is an exceptionally effective lure when targeting fish that feed on crawfish or other bottom-dwelling forage. It is one of the most versatile and popular designs of the Rage Tail series. The Rattlin' Rage Craw is ideal for Texas rigging or rigged on a jighead, but can be fished in a variety of methods
• Perfect swimming action
  • Each Strike King Rattlin' Rage Craw is pre-rigged with a narrow hook cavity that allows the angler to easily hook the body of the lure in a straight, natural manner, allowing for a more realistic swimming action and powerful, effective hookset
• Use in all conditions
  • Strike King offers the Rattlin' Rage Craw with a 4" body with colours that mimic natural prey. Fish natural lifelike colours when fishing in clear water, and choose darker colours for fishing low light conditions or in stained water
• Enticing Rattle
  • Due to the noise and commotion of the Strike King Rattlin' Rage Craw, it is an ideal bait when targeting fish in stained water, in low light conditions, or in dense vegetation. It may look like a crawfish, but it sounds like a rattle snake