Rock Hard Swimbaits

cassidyta · 05-31-09, 08:08 PM

I know that there are a few of swimbait guys on this forum so I figured I would pass on the website for castaic's new hard bodied baits.
Their trout has been out for a little while, but on 15 june, they are releasing the rest of the species.
I know that some people will balk at the price, but compared to many other swimbaits on the market, they are fairly reasonable. I also like that they have 4" baits that don't look like a shad painted to look like a blue gill. Their 4" slow sinkers are 1/2 oz, so they will work on just about any set up.
I plan on picking up the 6 inch baby bass and 4 inch sunfish. I have some mixed feelings on the rear hook. It might help with shorter strikes, but I am curious how it affect the action on them.

http://www.castaicswimbait.com/Categ...Hard-Swimbaits

05-31-09, 08:08 PM	#1
cassidyta BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 2,928	Rock Hard Swimbaits I know that there are a few of swimbait guys on this forum so I figured I would pass on the website for castaic's new hard bodied baits. Their trout has been out for a little while, but on 15 june, they are releasing the rest of the species. I know that some people will balk at the price, but compared to many other swimbaits on the market, they are fairly reasonable. I also like that they have 4" baits that don't look like a shad painted to look like a blue gill. Their 4" slow sinkers are 1/2 oz, so they will work on just about any set up. I plan on picking up the 6 inch baby bass and 4 inch sunfish. I have some mixed feelings on the rear hook. It might help with shorter strikes, but I am curious how it affect the action on them. http://www.castaicswimbait.com/Categ...Hard-Swimbaits __________________ If you have ever wondered if you should retie, the answer is yes.

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