New Release ***4.5" Swim Shad***

[Jason]

The 4.5" Swim Shad is now available in 2 or 4 cavities.  The laminate plates are available as well.

http://www.caneycreekmolds.com/Swim-Bait-Molds_c_42.html




Tight lines!

Jason

[bassman31783]

That.....Looks.....Fanta stic!!!!   

[pjmcla]

Hooray!  At Last.  That's a Really nice looking bait.  Glad to see the Laminate plate is concurrent with the bait.  Do the laminate plates provide for injecting the "belly of the bait" like the 3.5 Inch Swim Shad plate does?  Another curiosity if I might  --  Is the four cavity mold a straight stacked four cavity; or is it a Two and Two on either side of a central sprue?  ( not that it makes a major difference )

[Jason]

Hooray!  At Last.  That's a Really nice looking bait.  Glad to see the Laminate plate is concurrent with the bait.  Do the laminate plates provide for injecting the "belly of the bait" like the 3.5 Inch Swim Shad plate does?  Another curiosity if I might  --  Is the four cavity mold a straight stacked four cavity; or is it a Two and Two on either side of a central sprue?  ( not that it makes a major difference )

Both sides are injected (first the back, then the belly).  The 4 cavity is 2 and 2 across from each other.  I'll get more pics out soon.

Jason

[andrewlamberson]

Would you post a pic of the 3.5 and 4.5 side by side ....how much "bigger" is the 4.5??? (yeah....I know 1"... does it look significantly bigger due to length and width???).

Any plans for a really jumbo...Northern Pike-Big Walleye-Hog Bass lovin'..... size???

[Jason]

Here is a not so great pic, but it shows the difference.  Jason

[andrewlamberson]

WOW! That's changes my plans!

[Jason]

Is that a good wow, or bad?

[andrewlamberson]

Apparently good....I ordered one!

[captian chaos]

they look great but can you still shoot top bottom laminates without the plates
as a guess do the plates just make the colour line a perfect break

[Jason]

they look great but can you still shoot top bottom laminates without the plates
as a guess do the plates just make the colour line a perfect break

Yes.  You can hand pour the top or bottom, or both and then inject.  You can use a blending block.  You can use the laminate plate.  Basically it will take the plastic any way you want to safely get it in there.  With that said, this mold is the easiest we've made, to date, to hand pour and then inject and get a great looking bait.  I personally would start with this method (the free method) and if I wasn't happy with the results I would look at some of the other options.

Jason

[captian chaos]

thanks jayson i have a few injectors of vairing brands and sizes with blending blocks i will try all methods when i finally buy a set but time is my enemy at the moment

[captian chaos]

buy the way i am absolutly hanging out to see the samples i ordered they can only be a couple of days away now
thanks

[andrewlamberson]

The mail lady came with my 4.5 molds at noon...so I ran home at lunch and shot a mold full (4) and my first impression is that this bait will be THE big bass and walleye bait of 2012!

Maybe it's only 1" longer than the 3.5" but it "looks" 2x bigger..

I took the baits back to work and showed them to some of the guys and they all went crazy for this bait for big walleyes!

Big Bass...Big Walleyes...Big Northern Pike.....this IS the bait! I'm 100% confident! (I thought the big Swim Toad was going to be good...but this....will be even better!).

Now...if we can just get rid of that darn ice on the river!!!!

[BassDetective]

Andrew

Did a single 4 oz injector get it done on the 4 cavity?  Or did you step up to a six