Collection: Lures

Lures that help you fish smarter, not harder

A good lure does a lot of work for you, it attracts, triggers and keeps the presentation “alive”.
With the right choice, you spend less time guessing and more time getting bites.

At Jahikala you’ll find a wide selection of lures at the best prices, with plenty of affordable options for everyday fishing and serious predator hunting.

Popular lure types and what they’re good for

Different lures shine in different situations.
Soft plastics are great for controlled, precise fishing, hard lures are brilliant when you want a stable action, spinners and spoons often save the day when fish want flash and vibration.

If you like active searching, pick lures that cover water efficiently.
If you fish structure and edges, choose lures that work slowly and stay in the strike zone longer.

How to choose the right lure

How to choose the right lure? Start with your target fish and where you fish most, lake, river, reed edges, deep channels or shallow bays.
Then match the lure to depth, water clarity and pace, in clear water natural colours often work best, in murky water brighter colours and stronger vibration can help.

Size matters too.
Smaller lures can be perfect for perch, bigger profiles are often better for pike and zander when they want a proper meal.

Lures for pike, perch and zander, simple logic that works

Pike often reacts to bigger movement, strong flash and confident presentation.
Perch can be picky, so changing size and colour can turn a slow day into a good one.

Zander often prefers deeper zones and a controlled, steady style.
That’s why having a few “go-to” lures for different depths is such a practical advantage.

FAQ – Lures

What lures should I buy first as a beginner?

What lures should I buy first as a beginner? Start with a small selection that covers shallow and deeper water, include one lure for slow fishing and one for active searching, so you can learn quickly.

How do I choose lure colour?

How do I choose lure colour? In clear water choose more natural colours, in dark or murky water choose brighter colours or stronger contrast, and change if you’re not getting hits.

Why do lures stop working in a spot?

Why do lures stop working in a spot? Fish can get pressured and cautious, so switching size, colour or action often helps, sometimes even a small change makes a big difference.