1PCS Artificial Bait

The direct answer: choose based on the bait’s length and weight, its swimming depth, and the material. You can find bait weighing 13.7 g with an approximate length between 7.5 cm and 9.5 cm, with sinking and diving options depending on the design. Examples include lengths of 7.5 cm, 8 cm, 9 cm and weights from 7 to 26.5 g, plus 3D eyes and realistic movement properties designed to attract predators.

The key factors are weight, length, swimming depth, material, and hook type. Lighter bait is easier to launch, while a specific length helps balance efficiency and casting distance. Swimming depth determines which fish you’ll attract—some baits are designed to dive, while others dive deeper. The material (plastic, metal, rubber) affects durability and flexibility, and a triple hook adds confidence for fishing. 3D eyes also enhance the bait’s visual appeal.

Yes. Some baits are designed for diving (diving) and others are sinking baits that move to the bottom quickly. This affects your choice based on the type of fish and the water conditions. Examples from this range include diving-style designs and sinking baits with different weights, giving you multiple options to target specific fish at certain depths.

3D eyes mimic living creatures’ facial features and add visual depth that attracts fish. In these designs, having 3D eyes improves the bait’s visual appeal while swimming and enhances catch potential—especially for predators that respond to movement and visual cues. Choose based on whether this feature is included if you’re targeting fish that react strongly to visual motion.

Compare lengths from 7.5 cm to 9.5 cm and weights from 7 to 26.5 g. Length and weight placement affect movement speed and casting distance, while the material type determines resistance and durability. Also choose based on the intended swimming depth: diving baits suit fish in specific deeper zones, while sinking baits target fish that stay near or in the bottom area.