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I've just recently gotten into jig fishing after avoiding it for decades. I bought some Rage Tail Craws and tipped those jigs. My buddy asked what I was using. I told him. He asked me to pick up a bunch for him the next trip I made to the store. He's been having comparable success. Steve Parks has designed a great product. he's made me a believer. Thanks, Steve.

I agree! Switching to the rage tail craw this year has changed the football (jig) game for me! If only it wouldn't of taken so long to figure this out.

 

What is everyone's favorite color(s)? I'm loving me some Dirty Craw recently.

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I'm with you. My whole fishing life, 35+ years, I used many different manufacturers of plastics, all decent to a degree, then a fellow board member here introduced me to Rage products. That was 3 years ago, and I use them almost exclusively now, for every application, and Big O is a terrific guy and superior designer!

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I agree! Switching to the rage tail craw this year has changed the football (jig) game for me! If only it wouldn't of taken so long to figure this out.

 

What is everyone's favorite color(s)? I'm loving me some Dirty Craw recently.

summer craw works in my waters.

I like Bama Craw for brown/orange jigs and Okechobee Craw for black and blue jigs. If I am just T-rigging them then I use Summer Craw.

Similar to Dean, after using lots of plastics (but not quite 35 years worth), I am pretty much sold on all the Rage Tail products and they are about the only plastics that you will find in my tackle bag.... Along with some Senkos ;)

But, if y'all like the craw then you need to try the new Rage Tail Bug! I went out with some yesterday and pulled in 7 fish (and 1 softshell turtle) in 30 minutes.

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WTG Stitch ~ and once you're ready - Step up that trailer to the larger Rage Lobster -

 

That one's a little beefier, a bit more durable and can often be the driving force behind a most excellent photo opportunity . . . .

 

A-Jay

WTG Stitch ~ and once you're ready - Step up that trailer to the larger Rage Lobster -

 

That one's a little beefier, a bit more durable and can often be the driving force behind a most excellent photo opportunity . . . .

 

A-Jay

 

I was looking at the RT Lobster long and hard the last time I picked up some RT craws and decided against it but with all of the love they get here on this website, I'll probably have to reconsider sometime soon.

I, too, am a recent convert to the RageTail line. The action alone would have been enough to convert me, but the texture of the plastic and the added scent made it a decision I couldn't refuse.  Summer and Bama craw work extreme in the slightly stained water up here and I've also done well with Black and blue at night.

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They really are a awesome bait! Mr. Big O is a lure inventor, I know it's goofy but the way the action is created? Just amazes me! Oh, the Goldfish is Scared to death of the Rage when I drop it in his bowl... Oh lord, my wife says Iam loosing it! Oh well, kids think it's funny....I like summer craw around here

I love Big O but wasn't this designed by Denny Brauer?

Thanks ALL :thumbsup: Denny assisted with the DB Craw! It was his request for making TWIN flappers on each of the two claws, then I had to design it and make it work... took us a year to get'r right... and it's RIGHT :)

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Thanks ALL :thumbsup: Denny assisted with the DB Craw! It was his request for making TWIN flappers on each of the two claws, then I had to design it and make it work... took us a year to get'r right... and it's RIGHT :)

 

Yes it is ~  The Anglers are Very Happy ~ The Bass are Not . . . . .

 

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A-Jay

The DB craws Steve spoke of are awesome! Their a lil cheaper than the standard craw too at my local Gander Mountain. When Im not using a chunk, Im using the DB craw.

Rage tail baits are the cats pajamas, man! Bama craw color gets slammed like crazy here in Indy. I also got a few packs of Rage bugs from Siebert Outdoors!

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I've used other colors, Bama Craw is the one I grab most often. Combined with JJ's Magic, there's no color I can't come up with.

Thanks ALL :thumbsup: Denny assisted with the DB Craw! It was his request for making TWIN flappers on each of the two claws, then I had to design it and make it work... took us a year to get'r right... and it's RIGHT :)

Wasn't trying to sell ya short Big O! Thanks for the clarification..I love em along with the good ol rage bug

Thinking of trying the rage craws, they are more expensive than my usual chigger craws and Pitt chunks and less in a pack...do they hold up better? Better plastic ? Better action?

I, too, am a recent convert to the RageTail line. The action alone would have been enough to convert me, but the texture of the plastic and the added scent made it a decision I couldn't refuse.  Summer and Bama craw work extreme in the slightly stained water up here and I've also done well with Black and blue at night.

+1 on scent. Id rather smell like coffee all day than garlic lmao

Thinking of trying the rage craws, they are more expensive than my usual chigger craws and Pitt chunks and less in a pack...do they hold up better? Better plastic ? Better action?

They probably aren't any more durable than what you usually use, but I guarantee you that the action of the RT craw will be better.

The lower quantity and higher price kept me from trying them for a little bit; but I don't have any other craws in my tackle bag anymore.

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They probably aren't any more durable than what you usually use, but I guarantee you that the action of the RT craw will be better.

The lower quantity and higher price kept me from trying them for a little bit; but I don't have any other craws in my tackle bag anymore.

 

Hmm...

 

The only craw I fish.

 

 

 

 

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DB craw catches fish for sure! But they are not very durable...the claws detach extremely easy...but man o man do they catch fish lol

I, too, am a recent convert to the RageTail line. The action alone would have been enough to convert me, but the texture of the plastic and the added scent made it a decision I couldn't refuse.  Summer and Bama craw work extreme in the slightly stained water up here and I've also done well with Black and blue at night.

I had lots of success with watermelon red flake rage craws on the Madison chain of lakes in wisconsin

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I've had the most success fishing green pumpkin with the claws dipped in chart JJ's in a low visibility lake!

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