The listings show two main hook styles: treble hooks (including numbered treble hooks) and upturned double hooks. In short, you’ll find both treble and double-hook configurations across these lures.
Most listings describe the lures for freshwater use (lakes and rivers), and several specifically note suitability for saltwater/ocean use as well.
Some lures are described as deep-running or deep-diving. For example, one jointed lure in the listings lists a running depth range of about 6' to 13'.
The listings describe several lure actions: wide jointed swimming with a rhythmic rattle, suspending or pausing action, wobbling and buzzing topwater motion, deep fast straight running for diving, and sinking spoon action that produces flashes and vibrations.
Weights in the listings range from about 0.09 pounds up to 1.36 pounds, with several lures clustered around 0.20 to 0.35 pounds.
The listings highlight features that increase attraction: reflective metallic finishes, vibrant color palettes, flashes and vibrations, and built-in rattles to improve visibility and provoke strikes.
Descriptions note several durability features: corrosion-resistant metals or aluminum alloy for spoons, durable plastic bodies for hardbaits, through-wire reinforcement, and mentions of hand-tuning and tank-testing to enhance strength and longevity.
