Just looking at the Lamelli makes any angler restless – you immediately want to grab this eye-catching softbait and give it a few tugs.
The distinct ribbing along the entire body instantly catches the eye, and the silhouette is modeled after bulkier prey fish like perch or rudd. The circumferential cutouts reduce the bait’s weight by around 35% compared to similarly sized solid-body softbaits.
The large paddle tail hints at the powerful pressure the Lamelli creates underwater.
With the Lamelli, Bullseye Fishing – previously known for its top-quality, innovative predator rods – introduces its first regular softbait, and it’s already proven its worth many times over.
Additional Information
Colors: Ghost, Mahi Mahi, Appleseed Chartreuse, Vonso Special, Muddy Minnow, Unicorn, Motoroil, White
Size: 9” / 23 cm / 102 g / 1 piece
Lamelli – Erratic Action with Intense Water Resistance
Even before its official release, the Lamelli was making waves. It was responsible for the largest pike of Fly vs. Jerk Season 15 (119 cm, 11.57 kg), caught on the 23 cm Muddy Minnow color. During the YPC Boat edition, it tricked two zander over 80 cm. This bait is a true magnet for big fish.
Lamelli Concept
The many deep ribs and oversized paddle tail are clear indicators of how much water this bait displaces and disturbs – it’s the perfect choice when a lot of action is needed. Additional design features like large offset pockets on the belly and back make it fully compatible with all types of offset hooks and rigs.
A massive silhouette with low bait weight, maximum water resistance, and lively underwater action – that’s the Lamelli.
The Irresistible Action of the Lamelli
This innovative paddle-tail shad delivers a strong rolling body action paired with intense, erratic movement from the tail.
The tapered tail root gives the paddle even more range, causing the tail to rotate 2–3 times in one direction, then unpredictably spin back the other way – exactly the kind of action that drives trophy fish crazy.
The head is shaped so that water pressure hits the upper side more intensely, causing the body to roll forcefully. The first rib directly behind the head extends in all directions, displacing a maximum volume of water.
The central body axis is cylindrical, allowing the Lamelli to move freely in all directions. This results in an enticing, unpredictable swimming pattern and also makes the bait easy for predators to inhale – it collapses effortlessly in every direction when struck.
Versatile Rigging Options
The Lamelli can be rigged and fished in many different ways – whether classically on a jighead, on a rig head, or with offset hooks, thanks to the generously sized offset pockets.
It’s the ideal softbait when you’re after maximum action.
Color Range for Every Situation
The Lamelli 23 cm comes in 8 colors. Each package is labeled with a UV indicator in three levels:
Pink = High UV Reactivity – the entire bait is UV-reactive
Green = Medium UV Reactivity – one of the two base colors is UV-reactive
Gray = No UV Reactivity – fully natural appearance
01. Ghost – The ultimate whitefish imitation. Semi-transparent blue pearl finish perfectly mimics prey like bleak or whitefish. Great for clear water. No UV
02. Mahi Mahi – Since its comeback with the Goofy 13, this pattern has become a must-have across Europe. Ideal in sunlight with blue flakes on the back. Medium UV
03. Appleseed Chartreuse – A true all-rounder and must-have. Highly versatile color pattern. Medium UV
04. Vonso Special – This color delivered incredible results during development and proved to be a true big fish magnet, no matter the weather. High contrast. High UV
05. Muddy Minnow – A natural whitefish pattern for all conditions, perfectly imitates bottom-oriented prey. High contrast. No UV
06. Unicorn – A subtle design that shines in sunny conditions – always worth a cast, even on tough days. No UV
07. Motoroil – An ultra-versatile weapon with intense UV reactivity. Glows vividly in bright sunlight. High UV
08. White – Possibly the most classic color of all. Solid white has been a staple in tackle boxes for decades – white always works. No UV