Wooden fishing lures designed by anglers in a small workshop on the lakes of Mazury, Poland. Built to fish first — tested in the same waters we cast every weekend.
Microbait is a workshop whose owners turned their fishing passion into designing and building fishing lures. Each of our hand-made lures is tested on the water before it goes to the shop.
From the first cut to the final cast, every lure passes through the same sequence — a few hours of work for an object the size of your fingernail.
Every lure is hand-made. The silhouette emerges from the wood as a result of careful work.
Numerous translucent coats build the colourway, finished with a few layers of varnish that give the lure its depth of finish and durability.
No lure leaves the workshop untested. We adjust it by hand so it's ready to fish, straight out of the box.
Filter by lure type, by the species of bug or fish you want to catch. You can also browse the lot.
Each colourway is built from eight to twelve translucent layers, painted wet-on-dry so the wood beneath stays visible at the right angle.
The finish is a hard varnish, made to avoid cracking in all weather conditions.
Body is armed with best-in-class VMC hooks.
What people send back from the boat — sometimes a photo, sometimes just a measurement and a quiet thanks.
“Quiet, slow, deadly. The Okoń wobbles like a wounded fish — and this pike couldn’t refuse it.”
“It feels wrong to call this a lure. I keep one on my desk between trips.”
“Six seasons of teeth marks and rocks, and somehow it looks better than day one.”
“Grasshopper Green made my best summer of asp fishing yet — they hit it on the drop.”
“Wasp Apis #09 on the Bug river — chub ate it all morning. Best lure I own.”
“Patyczak landed a metre pike on its third cast. The action is just right.”
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