Leave it to Savage Gear to make even the weight system interesting. There are multiple accessories including a stand up jighead and a stealth spike that can be inserted into the bait just behind the legs with the wire sticking out of the mouth of the craw enabling the bait to be dragged forward, but the most interesting option has to be the weedless hook with cork screw which is like most offset hooks only the weight has been disguised with what looks like eggs. The 3D Craw will come four to a pack and retail for $9.99, and all the terminal tackle options will cost extra. For example the disguised 1/0 1/4oz. weedless hooks will come four to a pack and retail for $6.99.

TPE Manic Shrimp: In addition to Crawfish Savage Gear has a number of different shrimp options designed for inshore applications including the TPE Manic Shrimp which is also based on scans of real shrimp. This bait has a very realistic tail design that is designed to kick realistically, and the bait's exaggerated legs and antennae vibrate aggressively during both falls and retrieves.

Though the tail looks highly realistic and has what looks like thin joints the tail is actually extremely durable as is infused with nylon mesh which can stand up to short strikes. The TPE Manic Shrimp is available in 2.5", 4" and 5" sizes and each manic Shrimp will retail from $5.99-$6.99 depending on size. 

Hollow Frog: Savage Gear is entering the frog fray and doing so with a new frog that is designed with realistic legs versus silicone skirts. This new hollow bodied frog features belly details and realistic finishes but the real innovation is in the leg designs. 

That's right, legs, as in plural. The Hollow Frog is available in two different leg configurations, one with an open leg design for heavy cover twitching and walking and another with legs turned inward that is a reaction buzz frog that spits and bubbles like a buzzbait on a steady retrieve. Both of these new Savage gear Hollow Frogs will retail for $9.99 each.

Line Thru Swimbait: Savage Gear is also rolling out a new swimbait with a line through design which is designed to be fished around heavy cover. This bait is also based on a 3D scan of a real trout and has detailed fin designs and will be available in floating, slow sink and fast sink rates. One of the most interesting things about this bait is the tapered tail which moves side to side aggressively, even during slow crawl retrieves.

Like the Savage Gear TPE Manic Shrimp this bait has thin joints but is still very durable with nylon mesh throughout the joint section on the bait so it will not tear. This new swimbait will be available in the October timeframe and retail for $17.99 each.