When Tommy Hagler designed the Hag’s   Undertaker, he couldn’t decide whether to call it a craw bait or a creature   bait. That’s because he incorporated the features of both into one incredible   bait. The specially designed “cups” on the claws and side appendages are   designed to make them flap around with the slightest movement or on the fall as   a pitching bait. Now you can get the same great features in a smaller bait, the Undertaker Junior
              Any current in the water will make them move without you even   moving the bait. The Undertaker can be fished any way you desire and can be   modified to fit your style of fishing. It’s an incredible jig trailer. It can be   shortened down for smaller jigs or left as is for regular sized or larger jigs.   When the Undertaker is worked on a Texas rig, shakey head or Carolina rig, the   side appendages fold under the bait, as if they were legs. The claws even move   toward each other in front of the nose. 
              When stopped, the side appendages float   out to the sides and the claws swing back out like a live crawdad in a feeding   position. Then, the Undertaker stands up like a live crawdad going into a   defensive position, with its claws extended out. We all know how a bass can not   withstand the urge to devour a crawdad. The Undertaker even has Hag's special   rattle chamber built into it and has the same soft feel to the bass as our Hag's   Tornado worms do. Scented with garlic, we know this will become one of your “go   to” baits.