Dougs Custom Lures 3.75" inch Flippin' Craw Soft Plastic Bait

Dougs Custom Lures
SKU:
DCL-FLIPPIN-CRAW-SU
$5.99
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Pack of 8 Flippin Craws
Availability:
Ships from either our Cedar Falls Warehouse or directly from Doug's in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Use as a trailer on:

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QF Product Tabs – Doug’s 3.75" Flippin’ Craw (QF-SPP/1.2 parity)
How, where, and why to fish it
Texas Rig (3/8–1 oz)

When & where: Heavy cover—grass, laydowns, reeds, docks; stained or dirty water.

How: Short, accurate pitches. Let it pendulum, then hop or shake to flare claws. Peg the weight in thick cover.

Why this bait: Ribbed body + oversized claws displace water and call fish from cover.

Tuning: If it helicopters, trim 1 rib off the nose; for more stall, downsize weight by one step.

Punch Rig (1–1.5 oz tungsten)

When & where: Mats, hyacinth, cheese, or anything a standard Texas rig won’t penetrate.

How: Drop straight through, pop once to clear strands, then let it fall again. Most bites happen on the initial drop.

Why this bait: Compact head section with flared claws shows a defensive craw posture right under the canopy.

Tuning: Trim 1–2 ribs for faster fall; keep claws intact for maximum flare on the pause.

Arky / Flipping Jig Trailer (3/8–3/4 oz)

When & where: Laydowns, dock shade lines, grass edges; targets inside 30 ft.

How: Pitch, let it settle, micro‑hop 2–4". Pause on the base of wood or at grass clumps.

Why this trailer: Bulks the jig and keeps a craw‑up posture on bottom for a clear forage signal.

Football Jig Trailer (3/8–3/4 oz)

When & where: Rock points, ledges, and transitions.

How: Slow drag with 6–12" pulls; pause on the crown of rocks and at drops.

Why this trailer: Wide claws thump on the pull and hover on the settle to trigger reaction bites.

Carolina Rig (18–36" leader)

When & where: Hard‑bottom flats, shell, sparse grass in 6–20 ft.

How: Slow drag with long pauses; let the craw glide behind the weight.

Why this rig: Covers water and keeps the bait just off bottom with a natural glide.

Trim & Mods (quick hits)
  • Rib trim: Remove 1–2 ribs to speed fall through cover; leave full length for more hang time.
  • Claw taper: Slight taper tightens kick in cold water.
  • Scent/lock: Gel scent + a dot of super glue at the keeper.