Castaic Rock Hard

[T-rig]

Are these swimbaits any good? They look pretty good but what bothers me is the single treble placed in the front of the bait. How much does the 6" bait weigh?

http://www.cabelas.com/prod-1/0053778122856a.shtml

[burleytog]

I haven't been impressed with any of the Castaic baits I've fished.  QC seems to be a problem for them.

[BassinBoy]

Never tried them but they look great.

[fourbizz]

http://calfishing.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=9989&mode=full&page=4

:-X

[T-rig]

Thanks fourbizz! I guess that takes care of that.

[MaxDal]

Hehe .... the end of the hardness of rocks as we knew it.

Sounds like Rock-Hard as a name wasn't such a good idea.

At least Daniel, you can save a few bucks and buy you that C.C Bait.

As for the Softbait Platinum...... I don't know if some notice it too.

But I was at a show in Dan's country for LC early this year.

In my free time, I was playing with a floating 6" and it would not swim straight. So I just added a pear-shaped 3/8 sinker on the hook eye and it turn it into a new version of the slow sinking. But the action was better than that of the normal slow sinking.

I ended up selling about 50 floating with weights.... And I wasn't even here for Castaic

As for the catchability of the bait, I'm not much of a swimbait fisher but I've tried the softbait on pikes, it works OK but tears up too easily ....even on bass.

As for the Rock-hard, I was ready to give it a try..... I guess I won't.

At least, it shows you can't really be a fraud in the swimbait markets.

Another example after the Real Calif. Supreme issue...

[CyBasser]

http://calfishing.com/dc/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=9989&mode=full&page=4

:-X

Thanks for the heads - up fourbizz! I was considerimg them as well...