Adding the Lindy Snell float to the nose cavity of the Paca Craw really makes this rig special. This float in the nose helps the bait maintain its defensive posture while you let it soak in the strike zone. Watching this thing in the water is awesome as the claws actually will move for a couple seconds without any movement from the line as long as the head stays up and this Lindy float keeps those claws up. The hollow body traps air and occasionally will release a bubble. If the bass thought this crawfish was fake I am sure that the bubbles go a long way to convincing an otherwise reluctant bass into striking your bait.
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