the only craw I saw in my home lake in SE Florida was regurgitated from a bass I just caught.

It was mostly dark green with some rusty orange mixed in.

where do you see these craws to know what color they are. i have never seen a natural craw in my lakes? the only time i seen anything was last fall fishing a tourney one bass spit up claws that were like bright lobster red

Go old school to find what kind of crawdads you've got in your lakes.  Walk around the banks and flip over rocks that you can reach from shore and stick our hands in there and grab 'em.  I don't think I've ever seen a rule in any tourney that says you can't do that during practice.  So, if you can get a bait to match the color of those crawdads then you can load the boat up during a lot of tournaments.

http://personal.denison.edu/~stocker/cfgallery.html

There you go! Adjust jig colors accordingly.

http://personal.denison.edu/~stocker/cfgvirilis.html  This is what most of the crayfish I find in my area look like.

Allen

Munkin, Thanks for the pictures they are so cooooooool.   8-) : :-X