Beast Brushes Flats Craft Split Crab Legs
The Beast Brushes Flats Craft Split Crab Legs lend themselves to a huge variety of crab flies and concepts… From crabs that need to be anchored on the bottom, to floating and slow sinking crab flies. The Split Crab can also be tied on any length hook, depending on the design you want to tie. Simply cut the joining strip and tie in two halves to suit your hook, or just use the trailing legs, or just use the claws. The Split Crab also suits a range of carapaces and weight options.
- 5 leg sets per package
- This material is soft and will sink
- Designed and developed and now made in Australia by anglers
- The material takes ink and paint well
- Packs DO NOT contain the carapaces
- Finished flies pictured for example only
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Soft, sinkable craft material |
| Hook Compatibility | Any length hook |
| Usage Options | Use full legs, trailing legs, or claws only |
| Origin | Australia |
| Paintability | Accepts ink and paint well |
FAQ
Can I use the Split Crab legs with different hook lengths?
Yes, the Split Crab legs can be tied onto any length hook. Simply cut the joining strip and attach the two halves to match your desired hook size.
Does the package include carapaces?
No, the package does not include carapaces. Carapaces must be purchased separately.
Is the material durable and suitable for long-term use?
The material is soft and designed to sink, making it suitable for various fly types. It takes ink and paint well, which helps in customizing the appearance.
Alan Marshall –
Great quality material for crafting crab flies. Easy to cut and attach to hooks. Works well with both sinking and floating setups. The soft texture holds paint well and looks realistic.
Harry Brown –
I used these for a variety of crab fly designs. The split legs are flexible and can be customized to fit different hook sizes. Only downside is they don’t come with carapaces, which I had to buy separately.
Michael Buckland –
Made in Australia as claimed. The material sinks properly and holds up well in water. I tied several flies using just the claws and it worked perfectly for bottom fishing.
Andrew Underwood –
The paint adheres nicely to the legs. I used it to create a custom pattern on a floating crab fly. It’s a reliable material for crafters who want variety in their fly designs.