What's in your tackle box?

[Spudnut]

Originally Posted by Spudnut

Hope this finds all of you healthy and safe. Seems like we are still a couple of weeks away from the kayak season here in Alberta, so I spent some time over Easter cleaning up my tackle box getting ready for 2020. Decided to add it to our video series including a new giveaway for some lures. As primarily pike fisherman, we tend to focus on spoons, but would love to hear what others use with great success.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV0kfE4N...KHJ4AaABAg

Link not working, try this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV0kfE4NsE8

[Jigsalot]

Left side is my perch and walleye and snot rocket lures on the right side. Just getting my fly stuff out today for some trout fishing coming soon I hope.

[Osky]

Originally Posted by 58thecat

ohhh and I also fell in luv with these too....highly recommend them...another full tray in my tackle box of these.

http://www.lenthompson.com/blog/a-ye...dimpled-series

stop the madness


https://shoplenthompson.ca/collections/dimpled-series

58 I had a very large daredevil lure like the type your showing. Th entire lure had rows of raised "dimples" if you will. From the top view they looked like rows of little pyramids sticking out, but farther than I've ever seen any other lure hammered out, really rough.
It must have been the light shafting off those hi faces but that silver and blue spoon was devistating on pike in Canadian waters, unreal.
Well of course I had a client who insisted he was an accomplished rod handler and he put that lure on and with a mighty heave he casted and backlashed and the snapping line with my spoon heading mid lake was the end.
I had found it in some offbeat shop in the close out bin while in the south tarpon fishing. 2 bucks maybe. I can't find another and I have sorely tried. Some are like it but not hammered as deep which I Think was the key.

Osky