Length2.0" bayou bug with a compact body, small side legs, and twin tail flappers that push water on short movements.
Best forCrappie and big bluegill, plus finesse smallmouth, when you want a craw/bug shape that’s still easy to eat.
StyleStart-stop pressure—the flappers open on the fall and “clap” on quick hops, then settle naturally.
Where it shinesBrush, rock, and inside weed edges where fish live tight and react to compact bottom commotion.
Hop, Pause, RepeatThe simplest way to make the tails “clap.”Rig on a light jig and keep the body straight.Use a short hop to pop it off bottom.Pause long enough for it to settle completely.
Vertical Brush PickWork it through openings without snagging.Drop into holes in brush or sparse reeds.Lift slowly until you feel a limb, then stop and shake.Let it fall back in place—bites often come on the drop.
Swim-Then-KillShow it moving, then make it vulnerable.Swim it just above bottom at a slow pace.Every few feet, kill it and let it fall.Restart gently to keep the flappers working.