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 | Shimano |
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Across the planet, the Shimano name is synonymous with fishing.
Founded in the early 1920's by Shozaburo Shimano, Shimano started off as a company known for precision engineering. Today the company is regarded as one of the forerunners in product innovation and a leader in the industry.
Shimano prides itself on its ability to design and produce fishing tackle that features cutting edge technology such as High Efficiency Gearing (HEG), A-RB and TC4 Construction.
With an eye towards the future, Shimano is heavily involved in youth development around the country and environmental and governmental affairs that help protect the land and sea. |
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 | Tica |
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| After 23 years of manufacturing in Taiwan, the company moved all production to new facilities in Bangkok, Thailand. Having outgrown the Thailand production plant in just two years, the company made its next move, transferring part of the production to new facilities in Shanghai, and Ningbo, P.R. China in 1989. With 30 years fishing tackle manufacturing experience, we have prepared ourselves as one of the major fishing tackle makers in the world. |
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 | Daiwa |
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Daiwa - The Next fifty years
In Japan, 1958 the fishing tackle name of Daiwa was born thanks to the vision and drive of a man called Yoshio Matsui.
He believed passionately in the combination of design, innovation and high quality. His philosophy saw anglers come to trust the mark and it is these values that underpin the Daiwa identity today.Over time the name grew, with the designing and making of rods and reels for all styles of angling taking the company to markets around the world.
Thank you for choosing Daiwa and here's to the next fifty years! |
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 | Spro |
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| Over the years, Spro introduced numerous successful products to the market, with the RedArc being they flagship. With this reel they have a great quality and they set the trend for a new color for hight quality reels, looking to the many red colored reels that have been launched in the market since. In 2004 - RedArc reel was elected "Reel of the Year" by the renown German magzine Rute&Rolle. |
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 | Jaxon |
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| Jaxon have been operating on the Polish angling market since 1984. Jaxon is one of the largest distributors of fishing and angling equipment in Central Europe. Jaxon extensive offer includes rods, reels, lines, braided lines, spinning lures, hooks, floats, landing nets and thousands of different angling accessories. |
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 | Cormoran |
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Cormoran today
With the motto "Your success is our motivation", Cormoran is one of the most important developer and producer of fishing equipment. The brand and the company are increasingly accepted.
The home and key market Germany is the most important one. Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, England, France, Spain and Poland are having a relation to good specialised dealers through their own organisation of distribution. The delivery to all retailers is directly and smoothly organised by the central warehouse in Gröbenzell.
The high profile in Europe ascertains the variety of the Cormoran programs. The German specialised trade and the German angler profit from this investment into the European market. |
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 | Dragon MEGA BAITS |
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| Everybody who wants to be proffesional and effective carp hunter knows, that baits and additives are the most important part of his equipment. Proprly chosen is almost able to guatantee a success when at the same time low quality products has enough power to destroy all other efforts. Our baits, mixes an additives are made with the components of the highest available quality. |
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 | Okuma |
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| Starting as so many companies do as a spin off, in 1987 Okuma had humble beginnings as an OEM manufacturer. The founders came with decades of fishing tackle manufacturing experience, and although small, Okuma has always been a different kind of company. Under the leadership of the president and owner Charles Chang, the company has had a vision and a focus. In the last fifteen years this vision has gained in its intensity. Today Okuma is a driven company with and extremely diverse, loyal and motivated group of employees, agents, and customers. All of whom recognize something special happening here. The Okuma focus is a pure and total dedication to development, raising the standards of what we can produce and what is expected, with an eye always to value. Destined to be one of the premier tackle companies in the new millennium, Okuma does not look for inspiration from other manufacturers, instead we find inspiration in fishermen. From the weekend warrior to tournament pros, we are committed to your needs. |
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 | Abu Garcia |
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For three generations and beyond, anglers the world over have put their trust in Abu Garcia for tackle that stands their toughest tests. It's a trust that's been earned by building products right the first time, and making them even better time after time. When you refuse to compromise on how you design and build and perfect a product as Abu Garcia has, it gets noticed, and rewarded.
"If you buy a Cadillac, you want the original, not a copy."
Gote Borgstrom |
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 | Mitchell |
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Maurice Jacquemin, a Carpano & Pons engineer, was the inventor of the Mitchell reel as we know it today. His goal was to produce a reel which was not only a container to hold line, but a tool which would cast the lure at a great distance with precision and recover the line without tangling. After two years of research, the revolutionary Mitchell 300 was born in 1948. Mr. Pons named the reel in honor of his brother, Mitchel. A marked departure from the reels of its day in mechanics and appearance, the Mitchell 300 was the beginning of a chain reaction that rapidly propelled the company to international renown.
In 1965, upon the death of Mr. Pons, Mitchell and other Carpono & Pons divisions became separate companies. The future was bright as production reached 12,000 reels per day in 1970. Unfortunately, the oil crisis and strong international competition in the late 1970s forced Mitchell to declare bankruptcy in 1981
Large ReelPhilippe Blime took over Mitchell in 1982 with plans to revitalize the business. He strived to turn the company around using the Mitchell brand''''s prestige and tradition of quality. His restructuring strategy was to rejuvenate the product line, reduce costs, increase distribution, and innovate throughout, while at the same time respecting the tradition. In 1983-1984 stiff international competition forced Mitchell to subcontract the manufacture of its products to the Pacific Rim. Although Mitchell reels were no longer produced in France, French engineers still maintained control of the products'''' concept and design. |
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 | Shakespeare |
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| A reputation for producing great value, high quality equipment that sets the benchmark helping angler`s and lover`s of the outdoor realise their dreams and have fun. The Shakespeare factory, the largest facility on the world, offers our customers, wherever they live, the best global quality and value possible. |
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 | Dragon |
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THE DRAGON:
"We are a group of professional anglers, specialized in every fishing meethod.
Our goal is to test tackle distributed by Dragon in the most extreme conditions in order to improve its quality and durability from year to year. We believe that our efforts will give you opportunity to use the tackle matching top world standards". |
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Jensen Pirken
Fragkiskos Kampelis
The best jig for shore jigging i have ever tried. caught amberjacks, palamidas, and a nice dentex!
Holo Reflex Tabias
Fragkiskos Kampelis
great jig!!! i use it for shore jigging and fish cant resist. You should definitely try it
XT-PRO Carp
Asterios Reppas
The best lines I''ve ever used. I use them for sea fishing and my spools are over a year now with the same line...
Nails
Jiri Marek
These little spoons are absolute killers for asps, orfes, trout and even barbels. Please, get some more silver ones...
Toms Barčs
Very good wire, with realy exeletn strenght, but it`s very noisy
Feeder tips G
Artur Malachowski
These quiver tips are superb. No need to spend a fortune on broken tips anymore! Highly recommended.
Aura Classic
Robert Kram
These are fantastic trout lures but 7 g size is too small. You should carry the 12 g size.
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