Headbanger Lures
Headbanger Lures Soft baits Headbanger FireTail
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Made of durable plastics, the Headbanger FireTail has a beefy profile and a large curly tail that adds a lot of length when it’s swimming. The highly engineered tail gives the bait an unmatched S-shaped waggling action with lots of belly flash. Rig it any way you prefer, or pair it with one of the RockerHead Stingers and take the action to an insane level. Either way, the Headbanger FireTail is a flaming hot weapon in the pursuit of trophy pike and muskie.
Available in two sizes: 17 cm (6.7”) weighing 56 g (1.75 oz), and 21 cm (8.3”) weighing 102 g (3.40 oz).
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Soft baits Headbanger FireTail
Made of durable plastics, the Headbanger FireTail has a beefy profile and a large curly tail that adds a lot of length when it’s swimming. The highly engineered tail gives the bait an unmatched S-shaped waggling action with lots of belly flash. Rig it any way you prefer, or pair it with one of the RockerHead Stingers and take the action to an insane level. Either way, the Headbanger FireTail is a flaming hot weapon in the pursuit of trophy pike and muskie.
Available in two sizes: 17 cm (6.7”) weighing 56 g (1.75 oz), and 21 cm (8.3”) weighing 102 g (3.40 oz).
Available in two sizes: 17 cm (6.7”) weighing 56 g (1.75 oz), and 21 cm (8.3”) weighing 102 g (3.40 oz).
Headbanger Lures
Headbanger Lures was founded in 2015 with the purpose of creating awesome experiences and lasting memories for passionate predator anglers using rod, reel and lure. We do this by designing and offering innovative and unique lures that move like nothing else you've ever seen.
The Search for Something Different.
For a long time, Swedish artist and passionate angler, Dan Lestander, was looking for a long-casting lure that also moved with a pattern that didn’t repeat itself like traditional lures did. After he realized that no such lure existed and the desire for it grew too strong, the only solution was to start experimenting on his own.
He started thinking about how he could create a lure that interacts with its element, water, in a way that would imitate a real wounded and stressed prey much more accurately than what had previously been achieved. He spent more than four years putting in a ton of effort into finding the key to making the lure behave in the way he had envisioned. Using his skills as a professional sculptor, he constructed over 50 different prototypes, handcrafted and handpainted, to test his theories.
The result of his discoveries was a revolutionary construction that made the lures behave in a way that he never could have dreamt about. Soon he found himself with a number of ideas of different lures that could be created with this, now patented, technical construction. These lures are what we are now creating and sharing with you.
The Search for Something Different.
For a long time, Swedish artist and passionate angler, Dan Lestander, was looking for a long-casting lure that also moved with a pattern that didn’t repeat itself like traditional lures did. After he realized that no such lure existed and the desire for it grew too strong, the only solution was to start experimenting on his own.
He started thinking about how he could create a lure that interacts with its element, water, in a way that would imitate a real wounded and stressed prey much more accurately than what had previously been achieved. He spent more than four years putting in a ton of effort into finding the key to making the lure behave in the way he had envisioned. Using his skills as a professional sculptor, he constructed over 50 different prototypes, handcrafted and handpainted, to test his theories.
The result of his discoveries was a revolutionary construction that made the lures behave in a way that he never could have dreamt about. Soon he found himself with a number of ideas of different lures that could be created with this, now patented, technical construction. These lures are what we are now creating and sharing with you.
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