i just found the site for blood run tackle today and they offer the floating mono in flame, hi vis yellow, ocean blue, clear and nat green. looks like they offer some additional products that you pinners may be interested in, along with trolling & ice fishing lines. plus they are a MI based company.
Choosing the fluorocarbon line for your style of fishing is not as complicated as you might think. There is a lot of hype and stigma around fluorocarbon, but really it’s a pretty uncomplicated fishing ...
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When I was down in Detroit a couple months back during a work assignment, I stopped in Andy's. Wasn't aware they doubled the store size. Haven't been in that place in a few decades. Back in the 70s that and Tackle Land were our go too tackle shops. Tackle land of course just down the road was much bigger. Andy's probably had as much but so tightly packed it was hard to find stuff. Seeing the ...
Detroit Custom Tackle, making RJT's jigs, is still in business and available at a few local merchants. BP station, 9 and Jefferson M&M Bait And rumored to be available downriver soon too, and the website is up but catalog suspended (for now).
I have just gotten into musky tackle (I say tackle not fishing cuz I haven’t been out yet!) and am wondering if anyone has tips for economical ways to store musky lures? I’m wondering if I ought to visit Harbor Freight with a monster lure in my hand to test in their bigger stuff? Anyone have...