You can see in these images that the rattles along with the Lindy float in the nose really help bring this bait to life. Notice the top image and the claw bent back the next photo was taken a couple seconds later after the claw slowly moved to the front it was great watching it in my fish tank. I never use a rig at the lake without testing it in my tank first. It can tell you so much about the action and the best way to retrieve the bait for the best results. Sometimes the Paca Craw stands straight up and the rattles act just like legs and I know if my bait lands in these positions 90% of the time It will trigger bites even when the bite is slow. This is a great flipping rig that will help you hook-up more. The Trokar hook is awesome and will pentrate the hardest part of a bass' mouth. I believe this rig will help you catch more bass this season so give it a shot and have fun!
Looks like a great flipping set-up.
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