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MEGABASS Sleeper craw 3inch 17.5gr Green pumpkin blue
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Supplier review:
The Sleeper Craw is a perfect crayfish imitation, both in shape and swimming.
His tail attachment point has been designed to make its backward movement as natural as possible.
It is equipped with a hook hidden in its body which allows it to sneak everywhere greatly limiting snags but which will easily disengage when shoeing.
The Sleeper Craw benefits from the same advantages that have made the reputation of the Dark Sleeper and Sleeper Gill.
Our opinion:
Here, once again, is a lure by MEGABASS that has won us over.
Too seldom used, crayfish imitations are nonetheless uncommonly effective on \"big\" percids and pike.
The Sleeper Craw rises at 45° on stop phases, which will facilitate suction by the fish.
While it's likely to be a \"hit\" on black bass, we also see it as an excellent lure for going after pike in congested areas and/or polders.
It will take big perch and pike-perch when the latter are \"picking up\" on the bottom.
Finally, there's no doubt that bass, particularly in estuaries, will appreciate this 4*4 bite that goes everywhere.
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Supplier review:
The Sleeper Craw is a perfect crayfish imitation, both in shape and swimming.
His tail attachment point has been designed to make its backward movement as natural as possible.
It is equipped with a hook hidden in its body which allows it to sneak everywhere greatly limiting snags but which will easily disengage when shoeing.
The Sleeper Craw benefits from the same advantages that have made the reputation of the Dark Sleeper and Sleeper Gill.
Our opinion:
Here, once again, is a lure by MEGABASS that has won us over.
Too seldom used, crayfish imitations are nonetheless uncommonly effective on \"big\" percids and pike.
The Sleeper Craw rises at 45° on stop phases, which will facilitate suction by the fish.
While it's likely to be a \"hit\" on black bass, we also see it as an excellent lure for going after pike in congested areas and/or polders.
It will take big perch and pike-perch when the latter are \"picking up\" on the bottom.
Finally, there's no doubt that bass, particularly in estuaries, will appreciate this 4*4 bite that goes everywhere.
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