Chasebaits Armour Prawn 4.25-inch Bleeding Prawn – Tough, Realistic Inshore Lure

Meet the Armour Prawn

Designed as a hard body prawn with a rugged build, the Armour Prawn is built to battle big fish across inshore flats and near structure. Its weight, profile, and action combine for a lure that feels solid in hand and responsive in water. The finish includes natural and UV colors, nylon feelers, and painted eyes to enhance visibility and realism in varying light and water clarity.

Two versatile actions for chasing bites

With two tow points, you can switch between two distinct actions: a hard, tight vibrating pulse from the front tow point, or a gliding, twitching chase using the rear tow point. This versatility helps you adapt to different days on the water and different fish moods.

• Front tow point: glide across flats with a controlled, smooth motion that draws attention from wary fish, even in clear water.
• Rear tow point: hard vibing action that creates a noticeable wake and key vibrations to provoke strikes in cover or current.

The tail is segmented and wrapped in Kevlar cloth, creating a natural kick and stable sink. The tail design contributes to lifelike movement even at slow retrieves, and the overall profile remains appealing as you cover varying depths.

Durability and realism are enhanced by a tough set of hooks, a split ring, UV natural colors, nylon feelers, and painted eyes—features designed to help you cover both fresh and saltwater zones. The built-in rear hook keeper helps keep the treble in place during retrieve and casting.

Size, weight, and color options

Available in 110 mm (25 g) and 85 mm (13 g), offering flexibility for targeting a range of species and depths. UV and natural color palettes help the lure stand out in mixed lighting, stained water, or clear days.

• Natural look with UV colors for visibility in different light conditions
• Nylon feelers add a subtle tactile cue that enhances realism in water

Designed for inshore anglers targeting species across freshwater and saltwater zones, the Armour Prawn can be part of a versatile rig that covers shallow bays, mangroves, seagrass beds, and estuary edges. Its balanced weight and buoyancy help you control depth with pauses, twitches, or steady retrieves.

Tip for use: start with a slow, steady retrieve and test with short pauses. If fish show interest but do not commit, switch to a quicker, twitching cadence to trigger chase responses.