Small-batch · 3D-printed · Water-tested

PRINTED AND
HAND ASSEMBLED,
BUILT TO GET BIT

Finament Baits are fishing lures built layer by layer — with rattle chambers, flex-printed tails, and geometry that injection molds can't touch.

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THE LINEUP

Drop 1
The Jiggler — 3D-printed topwater lure, red nose with fire-band stripes on a blackout body

The Jiggler (in a multitude of colors!)

Cone-bodied topwater with a cupped face that spits and chugs on the retrieve. Blackout body with a red strike nose and hi-vis fire bands, printed layer by layer and hand assembled.

$5.99 Buy
Drop 2

The RuckTor (five sizes!)

Rattling sinker built in five sizes from 100 to 200 mm. Sealed keel-poured ballast drops it fast and swims it true, with steel cross rattles the fish hear before they see it. Printed, not poured — except the ballast, which now is.

$8.99 Buy

MORE ON
THE PRINT BED

New drops are printing right now. Check back soon.

WHY PRINTED BEATS POURED

Geometry molds can't make

Sealed internal rattle chambers, ballast pockets, and through-bore hook channels are printed right into the body — no gluing, no two-part molds.

Flex where it matters

Paddle tails and frog legs print in soft TPU that swims like a soft plastic but won't tear off on the first pike.

Small batches, fast tuning

Every design gets tested on real water and revised in days, not seasons. When a colorway drops, it's a limited run.

BUILT ON A PRINT BED

Finament Baits started with one question: what would a lure look like if you designed it for a 3D printer instead of a mold? The answer turned out to swim better, rattle louder, and survive longer than anything we could buy. Every lure is printed, assembled, and tested by hand in small batches.