Crab Boil was built around the colors of the Louisiana coast: deep red, cold blue, and the hard contrast predators track in moving marsh water.

It carries the look and attitude of home without becoming a novelty color. Every color choice has a purpose.

Red on top. Blue underneath. Trouble in the middle.

The red-and-blue profile creates a strong visual break that remains readable against stained water, muddy shorelines, shadow, and changing light.

Instead of blending into one flat color, the top and belly give fish separate points of contrast as the bait rolls and kicks.

Strong contrast without sacrificing natural movement.

Predators react to contrast, motion, and pressure. Crab Boil brings all three together in one presentation.

The color creates the target. The body roll creates movement. The oversized paddle tail pushes pressure through the water.

Seen fast. Felt hard. Hit violently.

The oversized paddle tail produces heavy vibration and water displacement that predators can track before they clearly see the bait.

The floating formula keeps the body active during pauses, slower retrieves, and current instead of allowing the presentation to fall flat.

Every kick has weight. Every pause keeps working.

Crab Boil was made for grass lines, shell, muddy shorelines, drains, cuts, ponds, and the changing water conditions found throughout the marsh.

The high-contrast color and aggressive tail make it especially useful when fish need help locating the bait.

Louisiana made. Bloodline approved.

Built primarily for redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and other aggressive inshore predators.

The compact body and aggressive tail action make it useful anywhere predatory fish feed around shallow cover or moving water.

3.5-inch Predator 7 body, floating plastic formula, red-and-blue contrast profile, oversized paddle tail, weedless-ready dorsal fin, split belly rigging channel, lifelike baitfish shape, and saltwater-tested construction.