Craws
Flapping claws that kick on the fall. A crawdad is a bass's favorite meal, and there are millions of them on the bottom of every lake around here.
Custom soft plastics from Wadley, Alabama
Hand-poured bass baits. Any color you want.
Craws, swimbaits, stick worms, lizards and urchins, poured in small batches with whatever color and flake you're after. We fish them ourselves on the Alabama Bass Trail.
Eighteen molds and counting.
Here's what we pour right now. Don't see your bait? Ask. The mold shelf keeps growing.
Swimbaits
Paddle tails that thump. Rig one on a jighead or a weighted swimbait hook.
Stick worms
Wacky, Texas-rigged or weightless. Ask about core shots.
Urchins
Some folks call them porkies. We can't tell you exactly why they work. They just catch fish.
Lizards
Curly legs and a long tail. A spring favorite when the fish move up shallow.
Yours
Tell us what's working on your lake.
The color, the flake, how soft or stiff you want it. We'll pour a batch just for you.
How we pour
Past 350 degrees, or it's a gooey mess.
Every bait starts as liquid plastic. We heat it past 350°, pull it up into the injector and shoot it into a two-piece aluminum mold cut on a CNC machine. Mix it wrong or run it cool and you get glue. We've cleaned up enough of it to get it right.
- Laminates
- Two colors married in one bait. Blue on top, green on the bottom, and from the side you can see the line.
- Core shots
- A clear outer skin with a different color shot down the middle, so the bait glows from the inside.
- Flake and feel
- Pick your flake, any color. We can pour it softer and stretchy or stiffer, whatever your rig needs.
A bass sees red, green and blue, and feels everything else through the line down its side. So we think about color and kick.
Text us your color
Every tournament, our church rides on our backs.
We fish the Alabama Bass Trail. Around 225 boats, two anglers in each, with the weigh-ins live on YouTube.
That's 450 people a year we might get to meet, and every one of them has a bag of baits somewhere in the boat.
Faith Baptist in Roanoke doesn't sponsor us with money. They sponsor us in ways more than money ever could. That's why their name is on the back of every jersey we fish in.
Faith Baptist ChurchRoanoke, Alabama
Turn your bag over.
Every bag that leaves our shop has the sticker on the front. Strong and courageous, straight out of Joshua 1:9.
Flip it over and there's a QR code. It opens one page: the Romans Road, five verses from the book of Romans about how to be saved.
That page matters more to us than any bait we'll ever pour.
Scan this before you tie one on.
"For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved."
Romans 10:13
"Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest."
Joshua 1:9
We're not preachers. We're two people who love to fish and want everybody we meet to know Jesus. Like Isaiah said, "Here am I; send me."
The baits get poured in a 12-by-40 shop we're still finishing out, one wall at a time.
Tell us what's biting and what color you want.
Call or text and we'll tell you what's poured and what it costs, or send a note and we'll get back to you.
(256) 689-6557Poured in Wadley, Alabama.