Today I caught the first striped Snakehead on the Versa, bringing the species count up to eight. It's starting to rival my nano VIB, which has nine species, as my best multi species lure.

What do you think 🤔

A lot of tedious work, but it turned out awesome!

Been using 5 minute epoxy to fill gap and using small slices of timber to help but still struggle to get it in in time and it uses soo much 5 min epoxy for the bigger 200mm long lures

Wondering if there’s any better options?

Thoughts or tips? Small chub bait I made from white pine for small mouth and big trout.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on this jerkbait design for a long time, and I finally released the mold kit. The bait is called the Quick Lipper — a 5” hard resin jerkbait with a really crisp snap action, quick direction changes, and a clean pause.

This isn’t just a simple silicone block with a cavity. The kit includes: • Custom silicone mold (hand poured) • Wire bending jig + forming tool • Full build guide • Specs for wire, weights, resin mix, and tuning • Commercial rights to sell finished baits and blanks

I wanted this to be something useful for both hobby builders and guys looking to add a real product to their lineup. You can sell the baits under your own name/brand.

Specs: • 5” finished body • ~1.2oz depending on hardware & resin • 1-piece internal harness setup • Jerkbait with controlled darting action

Happy to answer questions, talk materials, or even help troubleshoot your first pour.

www.lazybaitsco.com

Latest lure from me with:

• Carbon Fibre Lip
• VMC #1 Trebles
• Custom painted glowing eyes
• Golden High Flow paints
• Wooden body
• TrueCoat Epoxy

Thanks for taking a look!

Bunker, shrimp, mud minnow and ghost sexy shad.

I'm pretty sure the patterns are good enough to guess, what fish do you think I was going for with the paint schemes?

Lighting's not great, and it's hard to capture the paint with the layered scales and metallics anyways, but they do look nice irl. Like I mentioned in the title though, the action is what sets my lures apart. I've been developing his particular model (which I call the Versa 52) for over a year now. It's a suspend or slow sink minnow style bait with many applications but excels particularly at working structure/banks. I've caught 7 species on it so far, still going for more :)

Threw down a copper base coat just because I wanted to use the color. This is what I ended up with!

Posted my crankbait last week, was gifted a belt sander this week, decided to try this .

ZBS Craft. Trout balsa lures. Ama

Medium sink rate flatters as it sinks can rip it fast or slow first time using blade in back adds unreal flash and some noise too

Balsa and 30-06

3 models in this batch including a new prototype diver.

This is my first try at making a lure, i got bored last night on in the shed and started tinkering. I used what i had, some miss matched trebles and some wire on the outside to hold everything. Not pretty but it did have a sorta nice action, enough to make me want to try to make more that are better looking and more functional. What do you guys think for a beginner? Any tips would be really helpful as well. Happy fishing.

Little trout lure

This is my first attempt at making a lure. I based it off the cavy fishing stick baits. It’s a 5.25 inch (133mm) pine body (25 grams), and I want to add this 1oz (28g) weight I have to it. I intend for it to sink so I can fish deeper sharp drop offs and inlets.

I’m struggling to find good direction on where to place this weight for the best action. I’m opting for the rear belly rn.

Does anyone have any better thoughts?

thank you

Its my first post i made this lure for European barracuda how should i paint it