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Sea Lime Fishing Lures is about creating the best outcome in your offshore trolling experience. The best lure to catch the best fish. Catch you soon!

Sea Lime Fishing Lures provides the perfect movement of a fish in an artificial lure for an unsurpassed offshore trolling experience. Most offshore lures are made with rigid plastic or have paddle tails or spoon bills that gives a somewhat stiff, unrealistic and almost toy-like motion. The Sea Lime fluid life-like motion imitates the realistic swimming action of a baitfish using channeled water technology. Interchangeable bodies are "quick-change artists" and allow for flexibly and ease of use. This patent-pending lure is now available for pre-orders and will be on the shelves by September 2016. This isn't your same old trolling lure! Ideas come from many places, but only a few actually make a splash. Sea Lime Fishing Lures are sure to catch your eye and most importantly the fish! What was the inspiration for Sea Lime Lures? One blustery day in New York City, Clint Owens, owner and fishing enthusiast, watched a flag whipping briskly in the wind. A passionate fisherman since his boyhood days in Florida, the flag mesmerized him and reminded him of a fish in motion. Inspiration hit and Clint had his aha moment. What if he could recreate the fluid and natural swimming action of a fish in a fishing lure? If so, wouldn’t it be a game-changing experience for offshore anglers? In that moment, the concept of Sea Limes Fishing Lures was born. Flash forward three years later to 2016: After much testing and tweaking, Sea Limes Fishing Lures, the next generation of trolling lures, is ready to hit the market – and the open waters from its headquarters in Tampa, Florida. On your next trip out, lure in a fish with a Sea Lime Lure.

11/03/2026

Somebody's season is just getting started.

While boats come out of the water across the northern states, Sea Lime orders are heading the other way. Australia's east coast is warming into summer, South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal coast is lighting up, and boats from Sydney to Durban are rigging for mahi, wahoo, sailfish, and marlin. The lure doesn't know which hemisphere it's in. Water flows through the head the same way off the Gold Coast as it does off Tampa, and the tail undulates the same way in the Indian Ocean as it does in the Gulf. The Blue Runner, blue over silver, is a good first body to send south: a clean, natural profile for clear summer water and low morning light.

Sea Lime ships to Australia, South Africa, Japan, Dubai, Ireland, and beyond.

Wherever it's summer, there's a boat going out.

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11/02/2026

The King’s bite doesn't wait for the calendar to say winter. November is when the fall push gets serious along a lot of coastlines, and the days after a front, when the water's stirred up and the sky's flat, are the days a reaction color earns its spot. The Red Catcher doesn't match the bait. Red over white gets noticed when natural patterns disappear into green or stained water, and the water-channel head keeps it kicking like something alive and separated from the school. That combination is what a sailfish keys on: a shape that stands out and moves like it's trying to get away. Run it at 4 to 5 knots a few feet under the surface. When the water clears, a natural body is ten seconds away. SeaLimeLures.com

10/31/2026

Something the fish have never seen. They've seen every spoon, plug, skirt, and paddle tail on the market. They haven't seen a lure that pulls water through its head and swims like a living baitfish, because there's only one and it's patented. That's the whole idea: bring a fish something it hasn't learned to ignore. October delivered on it: fall sails, wahoo on the move, kings pushing the coast, and Clint's own stories from the shop, the dock, and the Keys. November is next, and the boat show calendar with it. Tight lines and a safe Halloween from everyone at Sea Lime Lures. SeaLimeLures.com

10/30/2026

A lure that misses the standard doesn't get sent. What makes a Sea Lime lure a Sea Lime lure is two things: the water-channel head, refined through thousands of iterations, and how each one is built. The polyester in the body, the vent in the tail, the heat-staked joints, the leader, the hook. Every detail is there because it affects the swim, and a lure that swims the way it should catches fish. That standard hasn't changed since the first prototype on Clint's workbench, and it isn't going to. SeaLimeLures.com

10/29/2026

Loud colors only work if they move right. The Signature Series doesn't hide in the bait school: the Pink Striped Runner holds its flash in the top few feet of bright water, and the Purple Predator keeps its contrast deep and in low light where other colors go gray. A bright body that doesn't move is a warning sign to a fish. A bright body kicking and sweeping like bait separated from the school is a meal, and water through the head is what makes the difference. Fall water goes from gin clear to stirred up in a single front; a loud pattern covers the days when subtle doesn't get noticed. First-time buyers save 10% at sealimelures.com.

10/28/2026

Everything in a Sea Lime package, in one post.

Does it come ready to fish? Yes, pre-rigged with 100 lb mono or 120 lb steel, and a 7/0 J-hook, re-rigging instructions on the back of the pack and in a video on the site.

What's in the box? A polycarbonate head, the rigged leader, and three interchangeable polyester bodies, three patterns for just under $40, roughly $13 a pattern.

Do all bodies fit the same head? Every one.

More bodies? A pack of three is $19. Heads aren't sold separately right now.

Fresh water? Yes, and anglers up north are experimenting on salmon and muskie.

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10/27/2026

Clint's favorite Sea Lime memory isn't the fish. Three generations off the Keys, Clint, his dad, and his son, and a big bull mahi in the cooler. The part he remembers is the ride back in, his son in the chair, and the thought that this is a day the kid will never forget. The water-channel head is how it gets there. The ride home is why it matters. SeaLimeLures.com

10/26/2026

Kings are on the move, and ballyhoo is what they're chasing. October puts king mackerel along a lot of coastlines, feeding hard ahead of winter, right as tournaments fill the calendar. The Red Catcher gives them the slim profile and yellow-tipped tail of the real thing, and unlike a rigged bait it never washes out. Water flows through the Sea Lime head and drives the body, so the tail kicks the same in the fifth hour as the first. 4 to 6 knots on the edges and color changes, and a planer takes it deeper without changing the swim. SeaLimeLures.com

10/24/2026

Plenty of lures look real. None of them move like this. Photographic body, lifelike eyes, scales you could count, the Flying Phantom has all of that, and it's why the True Life Series carries the name. But a realistic print is the half of a baitfish that fish care about least. The other half is how it moves. Water channels through the patented head and drives the tail in a sweeping, kicking motion like a flying fish darting through the surface waters.. Mahi keyed on flying fish, wahoo tracking from below; the swim is what closes the deal. 4 to 5 knots and watch it. SeaLimeLures.com

10/23/2026

Boat show season is here, and Sea Lime learned everything it knows about explaining the lure on a show floor. People pick it up, turn it over, and aren't sure what they're looking at. Then they watch it swim on the screen, and it clicks. The polyester body, the water channeling through the head, all of it makes sense the second the tail undulates. Sea Lime won its Innovation Award at the Miami International Boat Show for the same reason: somebody watched it swim. The video is the fastest way to understand the lure. Your own boat is the best. SeaLimeLures.com

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