Australia’s No.1 Barra lure! Used for casting and trolling in all situations, the Classic 120 Barra in now available in a limited range of 6 indigenous patterns designed by legendary aboriginal lure designer Lance Butler. The Classic 120 range of lures have an unmatched tournament-winning heritage and is the first choice of all serious Barramundi anglers. A great all-rounder that will take most larger predators in both saltwater and freshwater. Available in +3 and +10 models.

About Lance Butler and his new range of indigenous Classic 120 lures

I am a proud ” Bandjin” man. A “Saltwater” man.

Saltwater is my life bringing it’s deep connections to sea and it’s coastal waters, waterways and it’s fringes that has shaped me as a Barramundi fishing guide all of my life. Past down to me by my father through his teachings, traditions and connections to country.

Col: 01 / Birds of Prey

This lure to me represents “Flight and Hunting”. The Jabiru being a graceful hunter spearing his prey with his beak and the Egret “The barra bird” telling me where the bait and the barramundi are.

Col:02 / Fire

This lure to me represents “FIRE”. The Red is the red hot coals and the White represents white ash. Camp-fire, our “Sitting down place” were we cook our traditional tucker connecting me to country and telling of stories.

Col 03:  / Journey

This lure to me represents the journey from saltwater country to freshwater resting place. A place of deep connection, spirituality and cleansing country.

Col: 04 / Turtle  

This lure to me represents the emergence from nesting in the sand and their journey to saltwater country. Their enduring wisdom and steadiness guiding them through life.

Col: 05 / Life Cycle

This lure to me represents “Life Cycle and Renewal”. When the Barra breed and hatch in the salt they make their way to freshwater country to grow and get fat up in amongst the water lilies.

Col: 06 / Hunter

This lure to me represents the “Hunters”. The crocodile wise and cunning. The sea eagle is my father watching and guiding me. Both of them show me where the barramundi will be.