Feature MEIHO


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he name Meiho may already be familiar to you in the fi shing world. Te Japanese manufacturer is an


expert in fi shing tackle storage, boxes and luggage and is aiming for 2017 to be its big comeback year. Te brand is very strong in its native


Japan and has previously attempted forays into the international market – exhibiting at EFTTEX around six years ago. However, the company has identified


2017 as a year where it wants to aggressively target new territories – and it has a host of


high-quality new product lines that it hopes will help it do just that. A great example is the new BM-9000


Bucket Mouth. Tis eye-catching and useful tackle box


not only carries ample storage options for all different kinds of fishing, but also doubles as a stool for anglers to sit on thanks to its incredibly strong construction. Te box can have accessories such as rod


stands easily attached on the sides, thanks to purpose-built mounts. Meiho also promises that it will be


nvites you to take a seat


Japanese tackle box expertMeiho is back and itmeans business.The brand’smulti- functional products promise to put any shop that stocks themon themap.


releasing a continuous stream of new accessories in the future to further extend the lifespan and add-on sales for the product. Tere are three models available – 35, 28


and 20 litres – each of which is able to store other custom-made Meiho products neatly and compactly. Te company will be giving this product


its first trade and public showing at Japan’s two major fishing tackle shows in Yokohama and Osaka in January and February 2017 respectively.


MEIHO www.meihokagaku.co.jp 24 www.tackletradeworld.com


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