Crossfire Lures Crossfire 110mm Lure Australian Made

The most popular size of Crossfire Lures, it's the one that started it all! The 110mm size has reeled in countless monster Flathead, earning its reputation as a top performer. However, don't underestimate its ability to attract a wide variety of species, some much larger than expected.

With an impressive target list including Flathead, Bream, Whiting, Bass, Tailor, Saratoga, Mangrove Jack, School Jew, Queenfish, and Trevally, this lure is a versatile addition to any angler's arsenal. Equipped with #6 VMC treble hooks, you can trust in its durability and strength to bring in your prized catch.

Colours

Fire Head A soft Pearl White glow with a red head and yellow highlights. Without a doubt, the most effective color we have had during field testing. This pattern has accounted for some of our best captures.

Mullet Great in clear or dirty water , this colour just works.

Nipper Pearl pink with orange belly and glow in the dark chartreuse eyes.

Pale Rider Chartreuse flanks with white belly, sky blue back, orange throat and fluro red eye

Pearl White An entirely white finish with a soft glow, which has been a great pattern for dirty water or low light conditions. This pattern has proven itself time and again as a big fish taker.

Perch A metallic reflective green with black back and bars, orange belly and fluro red eye

Pillie A silver/blue Pilchard match

Sandy A Reflective gold metallic finish with chartreuse glow eyes with midnight blue surround, white belly and red chin.

Silver Flash A reflective finish is achieved here by adding shaved polished aluminium to the mix and a splash of red on the chin. A great color to get you targets attention on bright sunny days. 

Sprat A great pattern for this smaller lure where a presentation is needed on flighty fish. A white belly with a green back and black bars. Great for clear water situations.

Weedy A reflective , metallic green with purple bars, white belly and a yellow eye, sets this colour apart from its stable mates. An ideal colour around structure at the edge of sand flats.