The Cray-Z-Fish was made by the Creek Chub Bait Company (C.C.B.C.O.) or Creek Chub from 1963-1978.  It was made out of plastic and came in a limited set of standard colors.  The body of the bait was plastic and it has a metal diving lip and rubber legs.  It was pictured in the catalog through the 1968 catalog but available for order through 1978.  Like most Creek Chub lures, custom colors of this lure can be found.  It was numbered #9900 or #9900-P (the P indicating plastic).

Cray-Z-Fish Links

NUMBER	LURE NAME	PHOTO
NC	NATURAL CRAB 1963
SC	SHRIMP CRAB 1963
SS	SILVER SHAD 1963
TC	TAN CRAB 1963
TS	TIGER STRIPE 1963
WR or W&R	WHITE RED 1963

Special Order Colors have been found in a great assortment as would be expected from Creek Chub.  In time we may show some of these here.

Cray-Z-Fish Advertisements:

1963 Creek Chub Cray-Z-Fish Ad

 Test Your Knowledge:  Creek Chub Bait Cray-Z-Fish FAQ's:

When was the Creek Chub Cray-Z-Fish Lure made?

The Creek Chub Cray-Z-Fish lure was made from 1963-1978 by the Creek Chub Bait Company.

Where was the Creek Chub Cray-Z-Fish made?

The Cray-Z-Fish was made by Creek Chub Bait Company which was headquartered in Garrett, Indiana.

What was Creek Chub's most famous lure?

While Creek Chub had many popular lures, it's most famous is far and away the Creek Chub Pikie.

Where can I find more information on the Creek Chub Cray-Z-Fish lure?

You can find more information on our website My Bait Shop where we have a full page dedicated to the Cray-Z-Fish lure.