Dougs Custom Lures Rampage Craw 3.75" inch Soft Plastic Bait

Dougs Custom Lures
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DCL-RAMPAGE-CRAW-MA
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Doug’s Custom Lures Rampage Craw 3.75" soft plastic bait is a bass magnet that mimics the lifelike action of a crawfish scuttling across the bottom. With its realistic profile, ribbed body, and oversized claws, the Rampage Craw creates water displacement and subtle vibrations that draw in hungry bass from a distance. Whether you're flipping into heavy cover or dragging it along rocky points, this bait is versatile enough to handle a variety of fishing situations.


The Rampage Craw is perfect for anglers who want a versatile, lifelike crawfish imitation that works equally well as a standalone bait or a jig trailer. Whether you’re fishing clear water or heavy cover, this bait will get the job done and leave you with a full livewell.

How to Rig Them:

  • Texas Rig: The ultimate setup for fishing heavy cover. Pair it with a bullet weight for pitching into grass, wood, or brush.
  • Jig Trailer: Attach it to the back of your favorite flipping or football jig to add bulk and natural action.
  • Punch Rig: Rig it with a heavy tungsten weight for punching through mats and thick vegetation.
  • Carolina Rig: Let it glide behind a leader for those deeper, slower presentations.
  • Weightless: Skip it under docks or overhangs for a stealthy approach.

The Rampage Craw perfectly imitates a crawfish, one of the primary food sources for bass. Its lifelike claws and body mimic the defensive posture of a crawfish, making it irresistible to opportunistic predators. Additionally, the Rampage Craw can double as a bluegill or other bottom-dwelling prey with subtle adjustments to your retrieve.


How to Fish It:

  • Flipping and Pitching: Toss it into heavy cover, let it sink, and hop it along the bottom to imitate a fleeing crawfish.
  • Dragging: Drag it slowly across rocky bottoms or sandy flats to mimic a foraging crawfish.
  • Hopping: Use short, sharp pops of the rod to give the claws a lifelike flaring motion that bass can’t ignore.
  • Swim-and-Stop: Retrieve it with a slow, steady swim, pausing occasionally to let it sink naturally.
  • Skipping: Its compact size makes it perfect for skipping under docks or into hard-to-reach spots where big bass hide.