I've only ever used craw chunks as a trailer, I have never thrown a craw NOT on a jig, but would like to figure out how to go about rigging one.  I'm targeting river smallies mainly, so I'm guessing a T-rig would work?  I'm throwing ***' lake fork craw (4")  Anyone have any pictures of how they rig 'em?  Thanks!

I Texas rig them on a 1/0 worm hook.  I also use the same rig for Fat Albert twin tail grubs and it is deadly.

T-rigged on a Spot Remover Pro Model jig-head or a Title-Shot Knuckle-Ball jig head for finesse fishing on lighter line are the best ways imho.

yea i like the larger 4 inch trigged  but too many people over look the simple way  and very effective    my favorite rig is rigging the craw straight on a shakey or jighead   as long as there is minimal vegation

The river I will primarily be fishing it on is mostly glacial sediment, so rocks/sand without very much vegatation.  I need to order a few spot remover jig heads and give that a try for sure, and it sounds like a basic T-rig is a go-to tactic.  Thanks All