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Carp Lures

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Many anglers assume carp only eat bottom-dwelling food, but these fish are more aggressive than you might think. Carp regularly feed on small fish, yabbies, and insects throughout the water column. Skilled fishos have already discovered that Carp will readily hit lures when presented properly.

At Fishing Superstore, we stock a comprehensive range of Carp lures, specifically chosen for their proven performance on Australian Carp. They'll allow you to cover more water and work at different depths—something you can't do with a bait. No mess, no prep time, and no worries about bait going off in the heat. With the right Carp lures, you'll easily catch these freshwater predators.

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Ditch the Bait—Go Lure Fishing for Carp

At Fishing Superstore, you'll find the best lures to catch Carp:

  • Crankbaits are excellent for covering water quickly. These hard-bodied lures dive to specific depths and create vibrations that attract Carp from a large distance. They work particularly well in clear water when Carp can see the lure's action.
  • Swimbaits perfectly mimic small fish that attract larger Carp. Their soft bodies and incredibly lifelike movement can fool even the most cautious fish.
  • Soft plastics are the finesse option in your Carp arsenal. They can be worked slowly along the bottom or twitched through the mid-water. Their soft texture feels natural when Carp bite the lure, giving you extra time to set the hook.
  • Stickbaits excel in shallow water and around structure. Their erratic action mimics injured baitfish, triggering aggressive strikes from territorial Carp.
  • Crustacean imitation lures are incredibly effective for carp. Crayfish, shrimp, yabbies, and small crabs are some of the carp's favourite foods, so the fish are highly responsive to imitations. Many anglers swear by crustacean-like lures for carp on the fly, especially when carp are tailing or mudding in rocky areas.

Lure fishing for Carp is tricky and requires solid technique and special gear. At Fishing Superstore, we stock everything you need. You'll find freshwater lures for carp, sensitive rods to feel subtle takes and the backbone to handle big fish; smooth reels for playing carp in snaggy water; and durable lines available in braided for sensitivity and fluorocarbon for invisibility. Browse our selection online and feel free to contact us if you have questions—our angling team is always here to help you get the best setup.

Shop Carp Lures Online in Australia

Fishing Superstore is all about quality and reliability. As anglers ourselves, we have real-world experience of what works and stock only the best. We tested all our Carp lures in Aussie waters, so you can trust you get proven performers, not theoretical picks.

Take advantage of our competitive prices and expert advice. Shop our range of Carp fishing lures today and leave the bait bucket at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Worm imitations, corn/maggot styles, and slow-sinking soft plastics work best. Choose lures with natural movement and colour that match Carp's preferred bait.

Most of our Carp lures are ready to fish with hooks attached. However, some require you to rig them yourself. Check out the specific product description for details.

You can! We offer value packs and lure assortments that are perfect for Carp fishing. You’ll get different lure types and colours in one bundle to quickly adjust your setup when needed.

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Yes! Choose soft plastics or floating bread-style topwaters that mimic natural food that Carp feed on in creeks and dams. Use light tackle, stealthy presentations, and slow retrieves. Sight fishing with small, subtle lures near structure or feeding zones can work well.

Early morning and late afternoon during warmer months are ideal, particularly when Carp are feeding near the surface.

  • Use special Carp lures: Subtle, natural-looking lures work best. Go for soft plastics, corn imitations, small minnows, or bug-style hardbodies. Adding a scent attractant can dramatically improve your chances.
  • Choose light tackle: Use a light spinning rod (1–4 kg class), small reel (1000–2500 size), and light braid (4–6lb) with a 6–8lb fluorocarbon leader. You’ll need finesse to get the bite and enough backbone to guide the fish in once hooked.
  • Find the right place: Look for mud plumes, tailing fish, or disturbed vegetation. Cast gently ahead of them and let the lure sit or creep slowly along the bottom.
  • Keep the retrieve slow and subtle. Imagine imitating a worm, insect, or piece of food drifting naturally.
  • Stay stealthy: Keep noise to a minimum, avoid shadows, and approach your target carefully. A long cast can be more effective than getting too close.

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