New Concept Shrimp-Inspired Tail-Spinner that Doubles as a Rubber Jig

1. Stable on the Bottom, Perfect for Steady Retrieves, Lift & Drop, and Entice Bass Like a Rubber Jig

Thanks to its unique blade design, the Metal Craw Spin maintains a stable, upright posture near the bottom without tipping over. This allows you to effectively entice bass near the bottom, not only with simple steady retrieves or lift & drop techniques, but also like a rubber jig. You can employ a lift and drop technique, dropping it into the depths with short hops like a football jig. When doing so, removing the belly hook can further prevent snags.

2. Moderate Presence Prevents Bass from Becoming Wary

Unlike conventional blade baits, the Metal Craw Spin doesn't generate excessively strong vibrations. You may not feel much vibration in your hands during the retrieve, but the ultra-thin, specialized twin blades made from high-density phosphor bronze respond sensitively to even slight water flow, creating underwater action. The natural stirring action of these blades and the fish-drawing power of the twin blades allow you to approach wary bass in pressured environments without making them overly cautious.

3. Adjustable Tuning for Year-Round Versatility in Presentation

The Metal Craw Spin can be easily customized according to the season and conditions.

First, the angle of the arms can be adjusted. While it's typically used with the arms spread 180 degrees, adjusting them to a narrower angle where the blade tips barely touch each other creates the silhouette of a fleeing craw. It also produces an erratic action that can trigger reaction strikes from bass.

Also, when the water is murky or there are many shallow flats, it's recommended to swap the blades for Colorado blades. This increases the retrieval resistance and vibration, drawing to bass even in the high season.
The Metal Craw Spin accommodates various other tuning options, such as adding/removing the belly hook, flattening the blades, and adding/removing a trailer hook. This versatility allows it to be highly effective year-round, from the shallows in spring to the depths in summer and wide-ranging searches in fall.

4. Choose the Cover Metal Craw Spin for Targeting Heavy Cover and Avoiding Snags

When targeting areas around cover, the Cover Metal Craw Spin is recommended. It retains the characteristics and action of the original model while reducing snags thanks to the addition of a guard. The default setup prioritizes hooking ability with a double hook, but when fishing hard cover, you can adapt by removing the belly hook to make it a single hook configuration. The guard also acts as a stopper, significantly improving the tendency of jig heads to allow fish to shake free, which is a drawback of single hook setups.