Yes, we can create custom colours or configurations for bulk or special orders. Just reach out via our Contact page and let us know what you’re after.

We ship Australia-wide, most orders are dispatched within 2 business days. Delivery times vary depending on your location, but it generally ranges from 2–7 business days.

Our lures are specifically designed for Australian native freshwater predators, including Murray Cod, Yellowbelly , Australian Bass, and Redfin Perch.

We use premium Gamakatsu or Mustad hooks built to handle hard-hitting Australian natives like Murray Cod and Golden Perch. Our jigs and spinnerbaits are fitted with heavy-gauge hooks that won’t bend or fail under pressure.

For Murray Cod, natural colours like Black, Purple, Green, and White are go-to choices, especially in low light. For Yellowbelly, Golds, Chartreuse, and darker colours like Brown and Black tend to perform best in most conditions.

Yes. We accept returns on unused lures in original packaging within 14 days of purchase. If you received the wrong item or there’s a defect, we’ll make it right guaranteed.

• Willow blades are long and narrow, creating less resistance and more flash, ideal for clear water and fast retrieves.
• Colorado blades are rounder and wider, generating more vibration and lift, making them perfect for stained water, low light, or slower presentations.

Use a spinnerbait/jig box or clear plastic tackle tray with divided compartments. Make sure lures are dry before storage to avoid rust and keep skirts in good shape.

• 1/4 oz to 3/8 oz is great for shallow water and finesse work for Redfin Bass and Yellowbelly.
• 1/2 oz to 3/4 oz is the sweet spot for most yellowbelly and mid-sized cod.
• 1 oz+ is best for targeting big cod in deeper or fast-flowing water. Weight choice depends on depth, current, and your retrieve style.

Use spinnerbaits when you want more flash and snag resistance, especially in heavy cover. Go for a chatterbait when you want a tighter, vibrating action that excels in open water, weed lines, and pressured fish.