The Yum Spine Craw 3.75 is a compact soft-plastic craw designed to move through the water with speed and responsiveness. At 3.75 inches, this bait packs a lot of action into a manageable profile—ideal for flipping heavy cover, working shallow grass, or punching through timber. The black blue flake finish blends naturally in stained to moderately clear water, making it a versatile choice for bass anglers who want a craw pattern that doesn't scream artificial.

What sets the Spine Craw apart is its angled appendages running along the body. These legs aren't just for show: they displace more water, creating vibration and displacement that trigger strikes, and they also slow the bait's descent through the water column. That slower fall gives you more time to present the bait in the strike zone and lets you use a heavier weight for better accuracy and contact—especially useful when you're flipping into dense cover where you need to get the bait down quickly but keep it working the sweet spot.

The 3.75-inch size works as a standalone flipping bait, but don't lock yourself into one application. These crawfish profiles excel as trailers on jigs and swimbaits, and they rig easily Texas or Carolina rig for more finesse presentations. Eight count per pack gives you enough to experiment with colors, rig weights, and retrieve speeds without running out mid-session.

The Yum Spine Craw 3.75 is a compact soft-plastic craw designed to move through the water with speed and responsiveness. At 3.75 inches, this bait packs a lot of action into a manageable profile—ideal for flipping heavy cover, working shallow grass, or punching through timber. The black blue flake finish blends naturally in stained to moderately clear water, making it a versatile choice for bass anglers who want a craw pattern that doesn't scream artificial.

What sets the Spine Craw apart is its angled appendages running along the body. These legs aren't just for show: they displace more water, creating vibration and displacement that trigger strikes, and they also slow the bait's descent through the water column. That slower fall gives you more time to present the bait in the strike zone and lets you use a heavier weight for better accuracy and contact—especially useful when you're flipping into dense cover where you need to get the bait down quickly but keep it working the sweet spot.

The 3.75-inch size works as a standalone flipping bait, but don't lock yourself into one application. These crawfish profiles excel as trailers on jigs and swimbaits, and they rig easily Texas or Carolina rig for more finesse presentations. Eight count per pack gives you enough to experiment with colors, rig weights, and retrieve speeds without running out mid-session.