Arsenal Fishing Morning Star Urchin – 25mm
Features:
- The Arsenal Fishing Morning Star Urchin 25mm is the next-generation urchin-style soft plastic built around the simple idea of more contact, more movement, and more durability!
- Made from ultra-durable elastomer that stretches instead of tearing, stays securely pinned to the hook, and withstands repeated catches for extended use.
- Designed with an Urchin/Spider profile that creates a full 360° spread of fine, tapered appendages that pulse, flare, and react to the slightest movement!
- Highly versatile and easy to rig, the Morning Star is best when fished Weightless, on a DropShot, Ned Head, a Jika Rig, with a Screw Lock, and countless more ways.
- Available in a variety of colors and measuring 25mm at the center orb with an outer profile that provides natural movement and realistic action.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 25mm (center orb) |
| Material | Ultra-durable elastomer |
| Shape | Urchin/Spider profile |
| Use Cases | Weightless, DropShot, Ned Head, Jika Rig, Screw Lock |
| Color Options | Multiple colors available |
FAQ
What makes the Morning Star Urchin different from other soft plastics?
The Morning Star Urchin features a 360° spread of fine, tapered appendages that pulse and flare in response to movement, providing more realistic action and increased contact with fish. It’s made from stretchable elastomer that resists tearing and stays securely on the hook during repeated catches.
Can this lure be used in different fishing setups?
Yes, the Morning Star Urchin is highly versatile and works well in a variety of setups including Weightless, DropShot, Ned Head, Jika Rig, and Screw Lock configurations.
Is the 25mm size suitable for all types of fish?
The 25mm size is ideal for medium to larger predatory fish that respond to natural movement and realistic profiles. Performance may vary depending on water conditions and target species.
Madeleine Walker –
This lure performs exceptionally well in both clear and murky waters. The way it moves in the current is lifelike, and I’ve caught several fish using it on a DropShot rig. It doesn’t break easily even after multiple pulls.
Sean Langdon –
I tried several soft plastics before settling on the Morning Star Urchin. The 360° appendage spread makes it stand out in the water, and fish are more likely to take it. Great durability and easy to rig.
Owen Nolan –
Works well in my local lakes. The movement is natural and it holds up well under pressure. A bit more expensive than basic lures, but the performance justifies the price.
Joshua Sutherland –
Used it on a Screw Lock rig during a cold morning. The lure stayed intact and attracted a large bass. The elastomer material stretches without tearing, which is a big plus.