Keitech creature baits offer more than a crayfish shape. Crazy Flapper, Glide Camaron, Neco Camaron and Little Spider differ in how you present them. Choose the movement and rig first, then size and colour.
Crazy Flapper: moving claws on different rigs
Crazy Flapper has arms and claws that move with the bait. Use it on a Texas rig, dropshot or as a jig trailer. Leave the appendages free when rigging: a hook or keeper pulling the body crooked changes the presentation. Small and large versions each need a suitable hook; consider body thickness too.
Glide Camaron and Neco Camaron need a different approach
Glide Camaron is designed for a backslide: unweighted, it glides away from you on slack line. Allow enough slack so you do not immediately stop it. Neco Camaron was developed around the Neko Rig, with a hook in the middle and weight at one end. It works close to the bottom in another way. Do not simply swap these models while keeping the same rig.
Choosing weight and alternatives
Little Spider offers a compact profile with moving appendages. Check that everything moves freely here too. Extra weight helps maintain contact but also speeds up the fall; match weight to depth and current. For a swimming fish profile, compare the Keitech Shads. For finer tail movements without claws, consider the Keitech Soft Plastic Worms. The Keitech Fishing Lures overview compares these three presentations.
