New Delalande rubber jigs: Craw jig and Craw jig mini
Among the many new Delalande 2023 products, a rather atypical lure is appearing in the catalog: the Craw Jig! This ready-to-fish mounted version of the new Craw offers the angler an easy-to-use and formidable rig for many species.
In fact, whether you are a beginner or an experienced angler, the Craw Jig simplifies your life by providing a perfectly balanced lure right out of the box. Moreover, its unique design triggers aggressive strikes from freshwater and saltwater predators alike.
Product Presentation: Design & Specs
As its name suggests, the Craw Jig is a small rubber jig on which a Delalande Craw is pre-mounted. Specifically, the head is made of Zamak and painted black to avoid unnatural reflections.
Furthermore, the silicone skirt is perfectly adapted to the Craw’s size, adding significant volume. This thin skirt is always in motion, even when stationary on the bottom.
Available in two versions:
- Standard: 14cm / 10g hoof head.
- Mini: 8cm / 5g football head.

204 – Red Glitter

203 – Watermelon

026 – Mojito

127 – Pepper Tea
Target Species: Versatility at its Best
Although rubber jigs are mainly associated with Black Bass, the Craw Jig is formidable on Pike and Zander when they feed on crayfish. In addition, the Mini model is a magnet for Perch and large Chub.
Don’t forget the saltwater! The Mini Craw Jig is excellent from the shore for species feeding on crabs and shrimps, such as Seabass, Pollock, Wrasse, and various rockfish.
Animations & Swimming Action
1. The “Vertical Fall”: Target structures like submerged trees or bridge piers. Drop the Craw Jig vertically and stay vigilant! Perch and Bass often strike during the descent.
2. Scratch Fishing: This is the most natural way to imitate a moving crayfish. Simply let it hit the bottom, lift it 15cm, and let it rest. Predators usually grab it right as it starts moving again!
See the Craw Jig in Action
Ready to try the Craw Jig? Check out the full Craw Jig collection in our shop and get ready for your next session!
