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Caught on Mold Craft
Decades of real offshore catches on Mold Craft Soft Head™ lures — marlin, tuna, wahoo, mahi and more, sent in by anglers and captains from around the world.
313 lb. Blue Marlin
A 313-pound blue marlin boated off Barbados aboard the Reel Crazy.
1st Place, Bisbee East Cape Offshore
A first-place finish at the Bisbee East Cape Offshore Tournament.
“The Long Rigger Position”
A Kona captain’s field note: this spread has drawn the vast majority of its strikes off the long rigger.
The Purple Soft Head Strikes Again
Another blue marlin for a proven color — the purple Soft Head.
Blue Marlin Aboard the Anxious
A Kona blue marlin boated aboard the Anxious with Capt. Neal Isaacs.
Spotted Seatrout
A Mold Craft catch a little closer to shore — a spotted seatrout landed by Louis Volpe.
1,058 lb. Blue Marlin
A 1,058-pound blue marlin out of Kona, caught by Salil Kharat aboard the Fire Hatt.
1,337 lb. Atlantic Blue Marlin
A 1,337-pound Atlantic blue marlin caught by Bill DeGraw — at the time, the third-largest ever landed on rod and reel.
1,000+ lb. Black Marlin
A black marlin well over 1,000 pounds, the biggest of four marlin boated that day off Cairns on a purple Senior Wide Range.
St. Croix Golden Hook Marlin Tournament
A marlin caught during the St. Croix Golden Hook Marlin Tournament with Capt. Bob Mackay.
Striped Marlin
A striped marlin boated off Carrillo, Costa Rica by Brooks Anderson aboard Mr. Trigger.
88 lb. White Marlin
An 88-pound white marlin caught by Steve Ramsey during the 2010 Mid-Atlantic 500k out of Ocean City, Maryland.
Blue Marlin Aboard the Let It Ride
A blue marlin caught by James Kontos aboard the Let It Ride on a black-and-clear Super Chugger.
101 lb. Wahoo
A 101-pound wahoo caught by Christien Freeland.
Bluewater Marlin Tournament
A marlin caught by Jeff Vreugdenhil during the Bluewater Marlin Tournament out of Swansboro, North Carolina.
65 lb. Wahoo, 1st Prize
First prize for a 65-pound wahoo at the Torneo Andres Lopez Piñeiro, caught 10 miles offshore of Panama City.
904 lb. Blue Marlin Aboard the Sweetums
A 904-pound blue marlin caught aboard the Hatteras Sweetums with Capt. Todd Astles.
56.5 lb. Dolphin
A 56.5-pound dolphin (mahi mahi) caught by 12-year-old Geoffrey Decker on the last day of the 50th Big Rock Tournament.
Mahi Mahi on a Wide Range
A mahi mahi caught on a pink-and-white Wide Range during a tuna tournament in Vava’u, Tonga.
Blue Marlin on a Wide Range
A blue marlin from the same Vava’u, Tonga trip, also caught on a pink-and-white Wide Range.
Wahoo, Osprey Reef
A wahoo caught on a Mold Craft Wide Range at Osprey Reef, Australia.
Offshore Panama City
A catch on a Mold Craft Wide Range, 70 miles offshore of Panama City, by Eduardo Sollas.
42 kg Dourado
A 42-kilogram dourado boated off Ilhabela on the São Paulo coast of Brazil.
44 kg Dourado
A 44-kilogram dourado from the same Ilhabela, Brazil trip.
150 lb. Striped Marlin
A 150-pound striped marlin caught in the East Cape region of Baja.
1,077 lb. Blue Marlin — A Grander
A 1,077-pound blue marlin — a true “grander” — boated at Oregon Inlet, North Carolina.
106 lb. Wahoo, 1st Place
First place for a 106-pound wahoo in the Pensacola International out of Orange Beach, Alabama.
400 lb. Marlin
A 400-pound marlin caught on Mold Craft Soft Heads out of Orange Beach, Alabama.
Swordfish
A swordfish caught on Mold Craft Soft Heads out of Hollywood, Florida.
59″ Swordfish
A 59-inch swordfish, also out of Hollywood, Florida.
A Day on Panama Bay
A good day of fishing Mold Craft Soft Heads on Panama Bay with Eduardo Solas and friends.
Swordfish
Another South Florida swordfish caught on Mold Craft Soft Heads.
Sailfish Fly-Fishing Charter
A sailfish fly-fishing charter out of Iztapa, Guatemala with South Fishing, Inc.
Marlin, Standard Wide Range
A marlin caught by Norm Mastalarz on a Mackerel/Pink Standard Wide Range, guided by Alfredo Lucero out of Los Barriles.
Hey Kids!
A young angler’s day on the water with Capt. Will.
Offshore Out of Rockport
An offshore trip out of Rockport, Massachusetts with Capt. Allan Smith.
First Boated Marlin
A first marlin boated for Phil “Boot” LeBoutillier.
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