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KEYSTONE AMBER CRAW

Built for rock, clay, and pressured water

The Keystone Amber Craw is built for the way bass actually feed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey waters.
Amber and brown tones match native crawfish year-round, while the orange highlights show up just enough to trigger bites without spooking pressured fish.

This color shines when bass are keyed on bottom forage around rock, riprap, wood, and transition banks. It’s a high-confidence jig for anglers who want a natural look with just enough contrast to get noticed.

Best when:

• Water is stained to lightly stained

• Fishing rock, chunk banks, riprap, or docks

• Spring pre-spawn, fall feeding windows, and cold fronts

• High-pressure lakes and reservoirs

HOW TO FISH IT

• Drag or hop along rock and transitions

• Flip docks, laydowns, and chunk banks

• Slow down during cold fronts

Tie one on and fish with confidence. Big bass don’t stand a chance.