Four-Seven Lures
Brand Story
Lineup Overview — Bait Profile Classes
Best Sellers & New
Design Notes — Geometry, Plastics & Salt
Color Philosophy
Water Clarity & Light — Quick Rules
Seasonal Guidance
Technique Pairs (Examples)
- Shad Profiles: Dropshot (size 2–1 hook), hover‑rig, or nose‑hooked on a finesse swimbait hook for a tight roll.
- Ned / Finesse: Mushroom‑style ned heads in 1/16–1/8 oz; drag‑and‑deadstick cadence. (Terminal tackle not included.)
- Stick Baits: Wacky/Neko with o‑ring; weightless Texas for docks, shade lines, and over grass.
- Craws & Creatures: Light Texas with 1/16–3/16 oz bullet weight or free‑rig to keep the claws working at low speed.
- Micro Swimmers: Nose‑hook for vertical/damiki presentations or run on underspins in open water.
Availability & Shipping
Made to order: All Four‑Seven soft plastics are hand made to order. We pour, trim, and cure before bagging so you receive fresh baits.
Typical lead time: Orders ship with tracking as soon as possible. Usually this is within 7–10 business days, but it may be longer during high‑volume periods.
Origin: Ships from North Carolina.
Materials & Construction
- Soft‑plastic blends tuned by profile to balance realism and durability across dropshot, ned, jig head, and weightless presentations.
- Salt calibration varies by profile to preserve glide or encourage fall rate as intended (e.g., sticks vs. neds).
- Scent compatibility: Compatible with most gel scents; see product page notes if exceptions apply.
Buoyancy by Profile (Defaults)
- Ned / Finesse: High float for stand‑up posture; slow forward glide.
- Stick Baits: Balanced salt for uniform, horizontal shimmy on the fall.
- Shad Profiles: Neutral to slightly negative for instant tail start‑up on slow retrieve.
- Craws & Creatures: Neutral baseline; preserves subtle claw kick at low speeds.
- Micro Swimmers: Neutral/slow sink to hold horizontal on light wire.
Care & Storage
Plastics Recycling
Q&A — Why pick Four‑Seven?
Why pick Four‑Seven for clear water?
Realistic translucency, subtle roll, and tight tail kicks present like the real thing when fish scrutinize.
Do you sell terminal tackle?
No — Four‑Seven focuses on soft plastics only. Pair them with your preferred hooks, ned heads, underspins, or weighted swimbait hooks.
How do I choose between shad vs. craw profiles?
Match the dominant forage and clarity: shad/smelt shades for open‑water baitfish scenarios; gp/brown craws for bottom‑oriented bites.
What if my lake is pressured?
Downsize to micro swimmers or short sticks, lighten your line, and favor smoke/pearl or light gp laminates.
Pro Tips
- Use lighter‑wire hooks on finesse bodies to preserve stand‑up posture and glide.
- In wind, bump head weight one step on shad profiles to keep roll tight without over‑speeding the tail.
- For smallmouth, try smoke/pearl shads on a slow hover above rock spines and saddles.
Community & Gallery
Color × Water Clarity Matrix
- Watermelon, GP (light)
- Smoke, Shad Pearl, Smelt/Silver
- Minimal flake / soft translucency
- Green Pumpkin laminates
- Goby Browns, Perch Greens
- Natural baitfish cores
- Black/Blue, Junebug
- Opaque Whites with limited chartreuse tips
- Go up a size/weight before going neon