Fishing Lures
Browse fishing lures to round out your tackle box or replace a favorite. As you compare the selection, check individual product descriptions for lure type, size and recommended use to find options that match the fish you’re targeting.
Fishing Lures
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Common fishing lure categories include spoons, spinners, jigs, plugs and soft plastics. These names describe different lure styles, each with its own shape and design.
Fishing lures are artificial tackle, while bait traditionally refers to natural offerings such as worms or minnows. The terminology sometimes overlaps: crankbaits and spinnerbaits are both types of artificial lures.
Some names describe a color, such as chartreuse, while others describe a pattern inspired by fish such as perch or rainbow trout. Names can vary by brand, so photos and descriptions are helpful when comparing patterns.
A single hook has one point, while a treble hook has three points joined together. Hook arrangements vary by lure design, and a lure may have one or more hooks.
Start by grouping fishing lures by type, then sort by color or pattern within each group. Labeled tackle-box compartments make it easier to keep track of your collection.



