




Gallant rigs it on a 3/8-ounce shaky head jig. “The floating properties of this worm is key,” said Gallant. “You want worm tail floating horizontally in the water column when on a shaky head, to trigger reaction strikes.”


Gallant rigs it on a 3/8-ounce buzzbait, noting the Adrenaline Bug is a beaver/creature style bait that is also ideal for flipping, pitching and punching. “The Junior has a smaller profile that prevents drag on a buzzbait, making it run straight and true,” he said, again with a nod to the bait’s overall versatility.


“You get the ultimate match for a jig with this craw’s action that completes the entire jig-trailer package,” Gallant said. The benefits are realistic mimicry of a craw that hops, swims and undulates, complete with a unique sonic signature and vibration.


As another nod to versatility, Gallant Texas rigs it on a 4/0 BKK Heavy Cover Hook, with a 3/8-ounce tungsten weight and with a bobber stop.


Gallant rigs it as a trailer on an Outkast Tackle Pro Swim Jig. He favors the Swammer for its rib design, soft curved ribbed sides and unique three-dimensional paddle tail, with the keel-shaped body creating a sonic vibration that also makes it run true with a swimbait.


Gallant rigs it on a drop shot.
