Fab Crab 1.3"
Green Pumpkin / 6 Pack
$5.00
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Fab Crab 1.3"
$5.00
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Product Description
A Bite-Size Crab for Crustacean Eaters
Crabsolutely, the best meal is bite-sized. The Fab Crab 1.3" is a compact soft plastic crab with a snack-size shell and legs stretching to about 2" overall. This crab may be small, but it has plenty of attitude. Rig it on a jighead or drop shot, keep it near the bottom, and let the legs add subtle movement around structure. No sideways walking required.
Best For
- Redfish, snook, flounder, and sheepshead
- Lingcod, cabazon, greenlings, sand dabs, and rockfish
- Saltwater species feeding on crabs and small crustaceans
Use When
Reach for the Fab Crab when fish are looking for a compact snack, you’re matching small crab forage, or you want a simple bottom presentation.
How to Rig the Fab Crab
- Jighead: Present the crab close to the bottom with a simple hop-and-pause retrieve.
- Drop shot: Keep the bait just above the bottom and let the small legs add subtle movement.
Why It Works
- Crabsolutely compact: The 1.3" shell offers a realistic, snack-size profile.
- About 2 inches overall: Legs add extra presence and subtle movement in the water.
- Crustacean profile: Gives saltwater fish a familiar meal to key in on.
- Easy to rig: Works well on a jighead or drop shot.
Pack Options
Choose a 6 Pack or the 12 Pack to buy bulk and save.
Bait Facts
- Material: Soft plastic (PVC plastisol)
- Buoyancy: Neutrally buoyant
- Scent: Available as an add-on
- Made: Made in the Pacific Northwest in Washington State
- Our Shop: Family owned and operated. Learn more about us.
A Note from Finn: Why I Chose This Mold
This idea came from the cleaning table. When I was fileting out my catches, I kept noticing the fish had been snacking on small crabs. So I set off to find a mold that could make crabs of a similar size, with enough body to seat a hook well. The Fab Crab is the result, a bite-size crab that matches what the fish are already eating.