5.6 Inch Epic PreyBait Hand Injection Mold
The 5.6 Inch Epic PreyBait, "hand injection" style mold was designed as part of a collaboration with Marling Baits.
The Epic PreyBait is a boot tail swimbait with a rear fin designed to have an intense action with realistic presentation, with a kick and wobble on the fall.
The hook slot is sized to fit a 8/0 Owner Beast Hook, and with hook slots on top and bottom it is easy to rig this bait perfectly every time.
The eye sockets are .25 inch in diameter. The belly hook slot plate locates easily with two tabs on the end, and the back hook slot plate is bolted into the mold to hold it in place. The back hook slot hides the hook point and makes this bait weedless.
For optimal results, this bait will work best with a medium / hard or hard blend of plastisol such as a swimbait or tube / craw blend.
1 cavity mold dimensions - 6.75"x2" (has wing-nuts to hold together)
3 cavity mold dimensions - 6.75"x6"
Made in the USA from 6061 Aluminum
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This mold pours smooth and easy just like the other Epic molds I have used. Laminates very well for a large bait. Just an all around great bait design.
I was looking for a new swimbait mold and came across this watching a YouTube video( MARLING) so I bought one and after I used it I bought some more. This IMO is the best swimbait mold available right now. If you buy one you won’t be disappointed.
The mould has great detail, easy to inject with both single and multiple colours. Thanks Epic baits for the quality products you consistently produce.
Mold shoots like a dream and laminates with easy. I’ll be using them for Strippers here in New Brunswick this fall.
Incredible bait with superior attention to detail. The movement on this bait is unmatched. Easy to inject. Worked incredibly on Striper at Lake Texoma.