Hello All:

I understand that many rig the Crawbug on a jig.  But my question is what about a Texas Rig.  If I hook it so the curve is under the lure, with the point entering on its underside, I am afraid the hook will interfere with the lure's presentation as it drags across the bottom.  On the other hand, if the hook's curve goes over the top, will that affect the hooking of the lure.

As plastic worms don't have a "top" and "bottom," this isn't an issue for that type of soft bait.

(I apologize is this is a stupid question.)

Tubefishing,

There are no dumb questions in fishing, you are a novice and the only way to learn is to ask. You want to texas rig a crawfish with a widegap hook so the shank of the hook is under the crawfish. That way the eyes and all the lifelike features of the crawfish are up and the presentation looks natural. if you rig the hook so the shank is on the top then the lure will be upside down.

its an ok as an trailer   i like it just on a 1/8 ounce jighead    if there is alittle bit of grass  a 1/8ounce jighead with a light weedguard    if it is heavy cover i just use it on a jig  

There's a video on YouTube of Alton Jones rigging a Yum CrawBug, but this site won't allow me to post the link. :

I'm sure it'll come up if you search YouTube for Alton Jones.

The yum craw bug is a tube, so rig it like a tube, i tex-pose my crawbugs with 3/0 ewg's.

There's a video on YouTube of Alton Jones rigging a Yum CrawBug, but this site won't allow me to post the link. :

I'm sure it'll come up if you search YouTube for Alton Jones.

you dont have enough posts to post a link.

here is the video he is reffering to:

That's the one. Thanks!