Gamakatsu has put a different spin on its new Under Spin head.

Factory treble hooks are often the weak link on saltwater lures, leading to lost fish and bruised egos.

Using spin-style hooks is a deadly and effective method of walleye fishing — founded in South Dakota decades ago — and has evolved into a top tournament winning strategy.

If your store is located in the Midwest, Northeast or North, then it pays to offer your customers the new Seaguar IceX fluorocarbon fishing line.

Sunline Nylon Monofilament Leader works well with topwater presentations, and it’s available in 8- to 16-pound test, 50-yard spools.

Lure components and tools from The Worth Company are good sellers in any tackle shop, and the even better news is they carry a high margin.

A simple but unique idea became the building block of Bullet Weights, one of the largest and most innovative sinker manufacturing companies in North America.

Superbraids are expensive, and explaining to your customers how to reverse it will help earn their trust.

Young kids who wander into your tackle shop don’t have much to spend, but treating them well paves the way for a lifetime of fishing enjoyment and maybe a long relationship with your store.

These five companies are some of the biggest players in the fishing line category. If you’re not stocking a decent selection from each one, you’re losing sales to competitors.

No product category in your tackle shop is more basic than fishing line, but some customers are confused about the dazzling parade of items. Learn how to help them untangle the mystery.

When a barbless hook is required or simply desired for fishing bait, anglers now have the option of the Gamakatsu Barbless Big River Bait Hook.

Designed to handle even big-lipped and fat-bodied crankbaits, the Gamakatsu G-Box 3500D allows anglers to carry oddly shaped lures of all types.