Daiwa Steez Bank Hacker Claw

DAIWA’s STEEZ BANK HACKER CRAW is a high-power jointed craw worm developed for close-range shallow-water fishing. Its design is intended to keep the claws attracting fish from the moment it hits the water until it reaches the bottom. Its defining feature is the original four-segment jointed claw design. Even with minimal force, the claws move firmly, creating an enticing, flapping action that displaces water immediately after splashdown. When the bait reaches the bottom, the claws fall over slightly after the body, allowing anglers to continue working the bait immediately after it settles.

The larger claw side also incorporates weight, allowing the claws to act like a pendulum during flipping and pitching for easy casting. Inserting a nail sinker enables a backslide presentation. Slits on the belly make it easier to rig an offset hook straight, while the design allows the worm to fold easily when setting the hook. The standard model measures 3.9 inches and weighs approximately 13 g, while the STEEZ BANK HACKER CRAW Jr. measures 3.5 inches and weighs approximately 7 g, with different sizes and weights. Depending on the hook setup and rig, anglers can take advantage of the jointed craw worm’s powerful water displacement and its falling-over action when it reaches the bottom.