
Originally Published March 2012

âThis is good on finesse jigs; no heavier than 3/8 ounce, more like 1/4,â he said. âIâll chop off the sides to slim it down a bit.â

This odd-looking craw is the brainchild of Alabama pro Jim Hardy and NetBait owner Braxton McDonough. This is Vinsonâs go-to when he wants a natural-looking craw imitator. âJimâs gonna kill me for saying this, but I cut the swimming legs off of it and it looks just like a real crawfish,â he said. âIt is good in clear water, high pressure situations and in cold water. It glides on the fall for a natural look.â

This worm isnât marketed as a trailer, but as a standalone worm thatâs best fished weightless. However, Vinson wonât hesitate to hang one of these on a football or swim jig to give the fish a different look.

Vinson is fond of this trailerâs chunky body and swim tails. âThis has a ton of action in a small bait,â Vinson said. âItâs good when the water temperature is high and it’s hot out.â Vinson hangs it on both swim jigs and football jigs.

NetBait Paca Chunk Sr.
Vinson likes the larger Senior model of the Paca Chunk because it displaces a lot of water, and offers football and other heavy jigs a lot of appeal. âThe claws on this thing go crazy when you drag it along,â he said.