Crucian carp vibe fishing lure

A perfectly functional fishing lure, not just for decoration.
I created this realistic vibe lure that imitates crucian carp, for catfish fishing, but also for other species of predatory fish (pike, zander). The size is 85 mm, and the weight is approximately 27 grams, helping it to descend quickly into deeper waters. It has a swinging movement with a rapid tail beat that attracts the attention of predatory fish. Depending on the speed of retrieval, the lure can evolve at different depths of the water. It also has good movement on slow retrieval. For a more natural effect of the scales, I cover the body of the lure in self-adhesive aluminum foil, then paint the side fins, then glue the eyes, then apply the first layer of UV resin. Next is the painting, then apply the second layer of UV resin.

For FDM 3D Printing
These are the print settings for the PETG filament I use:
Layer Height 0.16 mm or 0.18
Case Thickness 1.2 mm
Fill Density 25%
Print Speed ​​35 mm/s
Type of support touching the build plate, type of adhesion, raft.
Temperature Settings, depending on the filament manufacturer
Filament Thickness 1.75 mm with 0.4 mm nozzle.
PETG Print Time Approximately 180 Minutes
Filament Consumption 15 Grams
I use stainless steel wire with a diameter of 0.8 mm which I insert into the body of the wobbler and secure with two-component epoxy.
The horizontal wire is inserted first, then the vertical one.
Finally, I rig the lure with a No. 6 treble hook

3D resin eyes, 6 mm

After printing, I clean the lure's print supports, insert lead into the head cavity, then seal it with baking soda and superglue. Finally, I sand it down and prepare it for painting.
After painting, I apply two coats of UV resin.
I put two versions for printing. The one-piece version and the two-piece version where the tail is printed separately with 100% filling and then glued to the body of the lure with glue.