Is there a need for a new Fishing Tackle brand???

Find the china factory that is pumping out the frost bite rods and rebrand them for half the price.

danger said:

frost bite rods

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I see they make ice rods, for now I am more concentrated on casting and spinning (summer time) rods. Maybe this summer I will be working on ice rods. But 40cad+ for ice rod is a lot of money... so I will study this topic. Where do they sell them? online store? offline store? Instagram?

Hello everyone, I am not sure if it is allowed to post here my online store. But I would like to have a thread here regarding my brand, so I can notify any changes, new arrivals etc.
I am launching an online fishing tackle store "GoFishing" - located in Morden.
Free Manitoba delivery for orders over $100.
NO GST \ PST
Manitoba delivery - $10
Morden, Winkler city delivery = $7,
There are 6 models of hard baits for now, but each model is selected, tested and is very well made. Each model has different colors to choose from.
It is the time to prepare for the open water fishing season!
www.go-fishing.ca
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I am planning to develop a full online store – so everyone can buy all he / she needs for fishing, I already have new models designed, and also I am developing braids, soft baits and rods. I guess this Summer new models of hard baits, soft baits, lines, and hooks will come.

Maybe somebody can give a feedback - what is most needed in Manitoba province fishing tackle wise? What models of lures?

GoFishing said:

Maybe somebody can give a feedback - what is most needed in Manitoba province fishing tackle wise? What models of lures?

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That's an awful subjective question depending who you're asking. I enjoy collecting custom crankbaits but rarely fish with them. I often fish with my own tied marabou jigs for bass and love some good rattle baits for walleye. If you're looking to get into the market try posting some of your lures and then focus on what sells the best. I think most fishing lures are meant to catch the anglers eye

Big Dipper said:

That's an awful subjective question depending who you're asking. I enjoy collecting custom crankbaits but rarely fish with them. I often fish with my own tied marabou jigs for bass and love some good rattle baits for walleye. If you're looking to get into the market try posting some of your lures and then focus on what sells the best. I think most fishing lures are meant to catch the anglers eye

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Thank for a reply. I new to Manitoba and to Canada. However I was on a fishing on white mud river - so I have some basic perception about fishing, but I am not sure what local anglers often use and what is in a shortage... That is why it always good to listen too somebody who has grown up here.

Maybe trying going to the local tackle shops and talking to staff there about what sells and what people can't find locally.

abousetta said:

Maybe trying going to the local tackle shops and talking to staff there about what sells and what people can't find locally.

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Good suggestion, will do. What is in shortage in your opinion? Or what do you want to see moer?

Difficult question. Generally, people here don't spend a ton on tackle. There is a niche market for high-end tackle, rods, lures, etc. but probably not enough to sustain a business. Pickrel rigs and jigs are probably the two most commonly used for catching fish in MB waters not particularly because they work so well but because they're cheap and still effective. With high gas prices right now, I'm expecting less people on the water this summer and those that still make it out regularly may not be in the mood to splurge on expensive tackle.

Become a Moores lures but in Canada, build a catalog of high quality terminal tackle, lure making parts, plastics, jigs, etc. You can even build and sell musky/pike lures and sell them as well. Welcome to Moore's Lures Moore's Lures Catalog

Opening is coming soon! Few thought on how to choose a hard bait.

short fishing in Stephenfield

Carp do indeed go after jigs, even saw one surface chase a jig with a small piece of worm on it this year. I do find I get more interest when I tip my jig with boilies.

quorra said:

Carp do indeed go after jigs, even saw one surface chase a jig with a small piece of worm on it this year. I do find I get more interest when I tip my jig with boilies.

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I prefer to fish with artificial lures.... and yes, carp sometimes eat small fish, and of course, worms...

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