PROBEROS Paddle Tail Soft Swimbaits | 5 Pack | 80–130mm | 9.5–28g

The PROBEROS Paddle Tail Soft Swimbaits are versatile baitfish-style soft plastics designed for targeting Australian estuary, freshwater and inshore predators.

Each lure combines a realistic shad profile with a paddle T-tail, creating swimming movement and tail vibration as the lure is retrieved. With five sizes ranging from a compact 80mm / 9.5g through to a substantial 130mm / 28g, there's an option for everything from bream and flathead through to mulloway, snapper and larger predatory fish.

The lures are supplied pre-rigged with a single hook, making them a convenient ready-to-fish option without needing to match separate jig heads and plastics.

Each pack contains 5 soft swimbaits, with five colour options available.

Key Features

🐟 Realistic Shad Profile — Designed to imitate common baitfish
〰️ Paddle T-Tail — Produces swimming movement and vibration through the water
🎣 Pre-Rigged Design — Supplied fitted with a single hook
📏 80–130mm Sizes — Covers finesse through to larger baitfish presentations
⚖️ 9.5–28g Weight Range — Choose the weight to suit depth, current and target species
🌊 Versatile Presentation — Suitable for freshwater, estuary and inshore fishing
🎨 5 Colour Options — Match different baitfish and water conditions
📦 5 Lures Per Pack

Size Guide

Choosing Your Size

80–93mm: Great for lighter estuary and freshwater fishing where smaller baitfish are present.

105–115mm: Excellent all-round sizes for flathead, bass, mangrove jack, mulloway and general lure fishing.

130mm: The larger baitfish presentation for targeting bigger flathead, mulloway, snapper and other predatory species.

Ideal For

🐟 Flathead
🐟 Bream
🐟 Australian Bass
🐟 Mangrove Jack
🐟 Mulloway
🐟 Snapper
🐟 Trevally
🐟 Other estuary & inshore predators

How to Fish Them

These swimbaits can be worked with a steady retrieve to keep the paddle tail swimming continuously, or with lifts, drops and pauses to imitate an injured or disoriented baitfish.

Around deeper water, drop-offs and structure, allowing the lure to sink before retrieving can help keep it in the strike zone for longer.