NBA Craw-Critter | Northumberland Bass Addict | Lure Fishing for Bass | UK
Northumberland Bass Addict Presents - "The Craw-Critter"
There is a growing following of Wrasse, Pollock, and Bass anglers using Craw and Creature soft plastic baits along the coast of the United Kingdom and in freshwater inland waters. Many species have developed a taste for these critters!
We present the Bass Addict Craw-Critter, our 3-inch / 8cm soft plastic bait that has been tried and tested and is deadly for many species including Wrasse, Pollock, and Bass.
The fish photos on this page are courtesy of Declan G, showing two beautiful wrasse caught on this craw!
The Bass Addict Craw-Critter Colour Clock:
Our Craw-Critter colour range has been chosen carefully and with intent, including those known as the world's top-performing soft plastic colours, covering all weather and light conditions. They are authentic colours and have been carefully handmade in the UK using the best pigments available globally. They are optically enhanced in various ways. Our colours are accurate and true, as they should be!
Fish them with confidence!
All colours are sold in packs of 5 Craw-Critter soft plastic lures.
How And Why Use Craw Creature-Baits?
When fishing the rocky shorelines and deeper waters where wrasse, pollock, and bass thrive, having the right lure can mean the difference between a frustrating day on the water and reeling in a memorable catch. One bait that has shown its effectiveness time and time again is the craw-creature bait such as the Craw-Critter.
These versatile, lively lures mimic the nutritional profile of natural prey and can entice even the most finicky fish. Let’s dive into why craw-creature baits are a must-have for any serious angler targeting these species.
The Lifelike Appeal
One of the standout features of craw creature baits is their realistic design. Crafted to resemble the natural forage found in the habitats of wrasse, pollock, and bass, these baits boast details like appendages, colour schemes, and textures that closely mimic the look and feel of crustaceans and other marine organisms. The more lifelike your bait appears, the more likely you are to catch the attention of your target species. This attention to detail can lead to more successful bites, especially in areas where fish have seen it all.
Versatility in Action
Craw creature baits aren’t just for one specific type of fishing. These adaptable lures can be used in a variety of techniques, whether you’re jigging in deeper waters, flipping into rocky crevices, or slow-rolling along the bottom to attract wrasse, bass and pollock. Their versatility allows anglers to experiment and find the best approach for the conditions at hand.
Movement Is Key
The unique design of craw creature baits provides incredible action in the water. As the bait moves, its appendages flap and wiggle, creating vibrations and visual cues that mimic a distressed or fleeing creature. This movement can trigger predatory instincts, prompting fish to strike out of aggression or hunger. Whether fished on a Texas rig or paired with a jig head, the performance of these baits in water is unmatched.
Proven Success with Target Species
Wrasse, pollock, and bass are all opportunistic feeders that will capitalise on easy meals. When using craw creature baits, you’re placing an enticing meal right in front of them. Wrasse are known for their aggressive feeding habits, making them an easy target for these baits presented in rocky structures. Pollock, with their keen eyesight and appetite for crustaceans, are equally susceptible. And let’s not forget about bass—they’re always on the lookout for a hearty meal, and a craw creature bait fits the bill perfectly.
Colour Matters
Not only do the Craw-Critter creature baits excel in movement and realistic appeal, but they also come in an array of colours to match various water conditions and mimic different prey. Whether you opt for natural tones that blend into the environment or more vibrant shades that stand out, selecting the right colour can enhance your chances of success. Observing the local forage and adjusting your colour choice accordingly will help you outsmart fish on those challenging days.
