Lures by type
Soft lures
Lures made of soft material — worms, grubs, shads, and creature baits — with the most natural action of any lure type.
Coming soon
Our soft lures collection is being prepared. Ask about the model, size, or color you are looking for on WhatsApp.
Guide
Using soft lures
01
When to use
When fish are inactive or picky and will not chase fast lures. Their subtle action can be worked very slowly near the fish.
02
How to rig
Soft lures can be rigged in many ways — for example on a jig head, Texas rig, or weightless — depending on depth and how thick the cover is at your spot.
03
How to work it
Work it slowly: drag it along the bottom, lift and drop it, or reel it in gently. Because it is soft, fish tend to hold on to the bite a little longer.
FAQ
Questions about soft lures
Which Soft lures brands do you sell?
This collection is being prepared. Ask about availability on WhatsApp.
When should I use soft lures?
When fish are inactive or picky. Soft lures can be worked very slowly with a natural action.
What is a Texas rig?
A way of rigging a soft lure with a bullet weight on the line and the hook point buried in the body, so it rarely snags in cover.
Can soft lures be reused?
Yes, until the material tears. Store them separately by type and color so they do not stick together.
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