Squid lure multicolour

Start by considering the water conditions and target species. In the selection you’ll see hard lures with 3D eyes for topwater action and soft lures in multicolor finishes designed for flexible retrieval. Bright multicolors increase visibility underwater, helping attract fish in murkier water or low light. Match your choice to your fishing style: use hard lures for aggressive strikes and soft lures for more natural movement.

Hard lures are typically rigid and create strong, defined motions that imitate wounded prey, while soft lures use flexible bodies to produce lifelike wriggles. In this lineup, hard lures like the 23 cm squid bait deliver crisp action and immediate attraction, whereas soft lures of multicolor rubber provide versatility and varied retrieves for different fish moods. Both types are effective when used with proper casting and patience.

Beginners often start with smaller, lighter soft lures or mid‑sized hard lures that are easy to cast and control. Experienced anglers may choose combinations with specific diving depths and heavier weights to target deeper schools. The catalog includes 9 cm soft lures and 23 cm hard lures, offering options that suit both new and seasoned fishers depending on the water depth and target species.

Color variety and 3D eyes increase underwater visibility and realism, which can trigger more strikes. Multicolor bodies reflect light differently as the lure moves, helping attract attention in different water conditions. Lures described with 3D eyes and bright hues are designed to resemble real prey and captivate fish, making them effective across a range of depths and lighting.

Rinse lures with fresh water after saltwater use to remove residue, then dry thoroughly before storage. Keep rubber and plastic lures away from direct sunlight to avoid hardening or color fading. Store lures in a dry place and separate soft from hard plastics to prevent deformation. Regular inspection for damaged hooks and replacing worn components will extend performance and safety during future trips.

Diving depth and weight influence how a lure behaves in the water. Heavier lures like the 23 cm hard squid bait cast further and sink to deeper levels, while lighter soft lures are better for shallower or surface action. In this collection you’ll find a range of weights and diving capabilities, enabling you to tailor your setup for different water columns and fish habits, from near the surface to just below the open water.