Copperhead Cure Lipless

This isn't your grandfather’s sunfish lure. The Copperhead Cure is a jagged shot of adrenaline for a dying lake. Dressed in a "Burnished Rye" copper gradient with blood-red vertical gashes, it looks less like a meal and more like a victim of a barroom brawl. The blue-tinged gills suggest a fish that’s already suffocating—the ultimate "easy mark" for a cold-blooded predator.

​It’s weighted to sink like a secret, settling into the dark crevices where the law doesn't reach. The serrated dorsal fin isn't just for show; it creates a harsh, disruptive vibration in the water column that sounds like a dinner bell to a starving largemouth. When the water is thick and the light is failing, you pull the trigger on the Cure. It’s the last thing they see before the lights go out.