Treble hook for hard lures

The basic rule is to consider the lure’s length and weight, along with the diving depth range. Common examples include a lure around 14.5 cm long and 15.6 g in weight, with a diving depth close to the mid-depth level. You’ll also find smaller options such as 8.5 cm with about 9.2 g weight, allowing you to choose lures that match different fishing styles such as surface lures or medium-depth dives.

3D eyes (3D Eyes) improve how the lure is seen underwater and increase its appeal to predatory fish. Multi-color adds a visual effect that makes the lure easier to spot under different lighting conditions, helping attract fish from closer distances—especially during a steady retrieve.

Yes—lures come in lengths like 14.5 cm and 8.5–9.5 cm, with weights ranging from about 8 g up to 15.6 g. These differences help you choose the right lure based on water depth, the type of fish you’re targeting, and your fishing method—from long, heavier lures down to smaller, lighter ones for surface fishing or light diving techniques.

Some models come with a sharp treble hook that’s mounted and integrated into the lure body to secure the grip during retrieval. This feature helps reduce lure loss when fishing for larger fish and increases your chances of hooking the bait quickly.

These lures are designed for different fishing techniques, including surface methods (Topwater) and catching fish using hard lures with fixed, sharp hooks. Multiple colors and 3D eyes make them suitable for a wide range of fish types and water conditions—whether the water is murky or bright with sunlight.

Choose a lure with a realistic design, 3D eyes, and attractive colors. Then use it with a mix of action—such as pulses in the water with a slight pause—to create movement similar to live fish. Avoid constant hard jerking and instead vary your speed between short jumps and timed retrieves to reach contact points with potential fish.