Shooting the 16” Spade Snake Worm Mold — Behind the Scenes of a Giant Bait Build

If you’ve followed my channel for a while, you already know I love big baits… but this one is on another level. I recently pulled out the
BassTackle 16-inch Spade Snake Worm mold, and it’s honestly one of the wildest molds in my shop. Eight giant worms per injection — it’s a straight-up monster.

Jeremy Curtis showcasing Dead-On Plastix Dopamine color morph, used for creating premium soft plastic bait colors.

For this build I used Dead-On Plastix Dopamine from their Color Morph line to create a color-shifting effect that looks insane on this bait. The thick body shows deep metallic tones, while the thin spade tail lights up with those Dopamine highlights. This mold was basically made for this color.

I filmed the whole process and broke down the plastisol, the color mix, the injection technique, and how to get clean tail fills on a bait this big.

Watch the full YouTube video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZlVZo6-dag

If you want the full written breakdown — including mold details, colorant links, technique notes, and Dead-On Plastix info —
SoftPlasticBaitMaking.com (SPBM) wrote a complete deep dive on the entire build. They covered everything step by step.

Read the full SPBM mold review here:

16” Spade Snake Worm Mold Review on SPBM

Big thanks to SPBM for featuring the project — if you’re a bait maker looking to level up, their site is becoming a seriously solid resource.

— Jeremy / JC Fishing