Gear & Tackle

The standard Puget Sound salmon flasher. Chrome, green, and army truck colors.

Chartreuse, pink, and glow hoochies for chinook and coho trolling.

Push-button depth control for consistent presentation at 80–150 feet.

Popular alternative to Cannon — reliable, compact, and great for smaller boats.

Budget-friendly downrigger alternative for coho — dives to 30–60 ft without a downrigger. Perfect for smaller boats.

Near-invisible, abrasion-resistant leaders for salmon trolling.

Firms herring and enhances color and scent for cut plug and whole bait fishing.

Smooth-turning swivels that prevent line twist in trolling applications.

Complete spreader bar setup with snaps, ready to tie on your mainline.

Premium circle hooks for halibut — seat in the corner of the mouth every time.

Keeps herring and squid on hooks longer — essential for halibut fishing.

12–24 oz sinkers for getting to halibut depth in current.

Required equipment in many areas — safely returns rockfish to depth.

Proven saltwater workhorse for bottomfish at 100–300 feet.

Heavy-duty wire crab pot for Dungeness — built to last seasons.

Cylindrical wire shrimp pot for Puget Sound spot shrimp at depth.

Essential for pulling shrimp pots from 250–300 feet without exhaustion.

Sinking rope for shrimp pots — keeps line vertical in deep water current.

Scent attractant that dramatically improves pot catches.

Accurate 6.25" gauge for quickly measuring legal Dungeness crab.

8x42 or 10x42 — essential for glassing mule deer in eastern Washington's open country.

Comfortable pack for day hunts with enough capacity for meat hauling.

Insulated, waterproof boots for Washington's wet fall terrain.

Field dressing and butchering knives for deer and elk processing.

Required during general firearm seasons in Washington State.

Essential for early morning starts and late evening field dressing.