So I haven't done this very often but when I have its usually been a success. Not sure why I don't do it more. For those using craws or creatures as a finesse buzzbait\toad what baits do you like? Weight size or weightless?

Zoom Super speed craw

Zoom ultra vibe speed worm

Zoom horny toad

R I Trixie Shark

Super Speed Craw

UV Speed Worm 

 

 

 

 

Mike

Zoom's Ultravibe Speed Worm 

Zoom's Ultravibe Speed Craw 

Zoom's Mag II 

Rage Tail's Craw 

Rage Tail's Lobster 

Anything with claws or legs will work fine, toads are built for the job, I get whatever on sale

Rage tail craw, lobster, and space monkey for me

Four inch curly tailed power worm with a 1/16 oz bullet weight, texaposed with EWG hook.

 

I had been working the weedless worm around various rocks doing the cast and drag. I caught a few bass that way in the triple digit heat. I was then inspired to swim that bait by another large rock just to see what would happen. It was swimming just under the surface, enough to create a visible wake. That is when a bass darted out from the adjacent rock and rolled on it. A spectacular sight! Better yet my geriatric reflexes are optimally tuned to simply wait for the load on the line before responding. Fantastic when it call comes together. Cheers!

I used to swim a culprit worm on top a lot. The curly tale left a perfect wake. I got to say though, I haven't done it in years. Thanks for the reminder. I'll have to try it again.

Pitboss

6" straight worm, and a Zoom Mag II.

Zoom UV speed worm

Zoom UV speed craw

yum dingers ( believe it ! )

Big bite craws

Zoom horny toads( hook up rate sucks)

culprit and mr twister worms.

Rage tail cut-rs.

All T-rigged , some with no weight, some with a little…

X-zone Adrenaline Craw

I've had good luck with Zoom Z-craw, Rage Structure Bug, Zoom Horny Toad, and Zoom Lizards.

 

Use to fish lizards like this all the time. Yum baits actually had an "Air Lizard" that would float.