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we don’t have feedback on fishing,” he explains. “If a dealer phones us from Exeter through to Liverpool. From the midlands, the South East – from anywhere… we know the species that that shop’s anglers are targeting and exactly what to stock and more importantly, what not to stock. We are here to help!” Whether its lures, accessories or
rods, Lure Lounge has you covered. “We’ve cherry picked the best brands in the world so that dealers only have to order from one company. It’s all about making life easier and also about growing the sport. Everything we sell we have complete confidence in as we’ve done the groundwork already. We know it works!”
The company has invested heavily in a B2B site – ensuring dealers can see at an instant what stock is available. “It’s all about making ordering as easy as possible,” he continues. “When you’ve got a customer in the shop asking whether you can get X, Y and Z in for the weekend, you want to know quickly and easily. We’re here to accommodate your needs.” Lost in the world of lures? Give the
Lure Lounge team a call and make those predator fishing sales!
The brands
It’s one of the most talked about brands in the UK. The originator of the ‘Ned Rig’. And a world renowned company for making fish catching and virtually indestructible lures! These things sell themselves!
An Italian brand of hooks, weighted and weightless, that’s actually a partner to Molix. Super sharp and perfectly designed for all your lure fishing needs.
Giving your lures that additional attraction to make fish hold on for longer is the name of the game for Pro-Cure. The range of products covers every eventuality and the results speak for themselves. Pro-Cure will make any bait a better bait!
It’s the newest addition to the
Lure Lounge lineup and it’s a proven winner. The Italian brand is known for producing the best of the best – with its Intuition, Ideas and Project philosophy.
It’s one of America’s best known and
loved rod brands. With legendary rod production, St Croix covers most price points to ensure that your customers not only have the best – but also something very special indeed.
Headbanger Lures was founded in 2015 with the purpose of creating awesome experiences and lasting memories for passionate predator anglers using rod, reel and lure. By designing and offering innovative and unique lures that move like nothing else you’ve ever seen. It’s innovation that creates memories.
Favorite is an international manufacturer of fishing gear for predatory fish with headquarters in Ukraine, USA, Japan and production facilities in East Asia. Founded in 2006 by professional fishermen and sportsmen as a local brand in the structure of a large distributor of fishing goods, today the company sells brand products in 42 countries of the world.
This on trend German brand is tearing up the market at the minute. LMAB is short for “Leck mich am Barsch” – or Kiss My Perch if your German is not that good. Finesse baits and rods are the order of the day with this brand – perfect for perch and zander all day long.
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It’s Australia’s favourite range of jigheads, blade lures, micro jigs and spinnerbaits. From the skinniest backwater to the deep blue, TT Fishing has a lure to get you hooked up! TT Fishing is highly regarded for their quality and innovation. As well as producing Australia’s most comprehensive range of jigheads with over 350 hook and weight combinations.
AFW Brands is a legendary line-up of innovative brands of line, leader, terminal tackle, tools, accessories and lures for saltwater and freshwater fishing. Each brand has a rich history of product developments and industry breakthroughs dating back to 1926.
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