New Baits Koppers Fishing Tackle

[Fishmaster]

Check out this new bait! I have seen them and will have them in stock soon ..Talk about life like lures!

http://www.koppersfishing.com/

Edited November 27, 2007 by Fishmaster

[Hooked]

Indeed, they look very impressive. Hopefully I can get my hands on some before the Quinte opener, think they'll work quite nicely there.

[misfish]

First I have seen that look REAL LIFE.

[kickingfrog]

I will guarantee that they will catch a lot of fishermen. I'd buy one of each right now.

[Roy]

Do those baits have anything to do with Grant Koppers? Where are they made/imported from? They do look nice.

[JustinHoffman]

Hey Roy,

 

Read the "Our Story" section of the link. Yep, from Grant..

 

Good Fishing,

Justin

[Fishmaster]

Grant has put in over 3 years leg work into this lure ..i can't wait to try them myself ..

[LeXXington]

They do look very nice. I would buy them

[BFSC Kevin]

those are very nice.. great detail...

i would grab some myself too..

 

kevin

[FinS]

guaranteed they will be in my arsenal

[Blake]

I already have some and I know Fishing World will be stocking them in 2008. They look great.

[walleyemen]

Just purchased some of grants lure they look amazing, i can't wait to try these in quinte and on erie as well,

[fishindevil]

WOW they look great ive had the website saved for months !!!! i didnt think they were for sale yet dam !!!!! cheers

[Greencoachdog]

Does it say where they're made on the box?

 

How much did you have to pay for them? $$$

[bbog]

I gotta wait until MARCH 2008 to get 'em These lures certainly caught me - I'll have a few in my tackle box!

[Ben_Daniels]

Theres just something about a perch/firetiger crankbait...it seems like I come back with a couple every time I go to Bass Pro....., but now I want this one

[Joeytier]

Wow, those look great!

[walleyemen]

It says on the box made in china, but it also says grand island new york, says the hooks are japenese made Daiichi hooks. They are out in stores now guys check any local tackle guy, fishing world, grimsby tackle, fishmasters bait and tackle, and peters tackle is among the guys i know who have them, my understanding was they got them on tuesday, they are abit pricey, but the pictures do them no justice at all, pick one up look at it and i'll garantee you'll be walking out with one, heck they've done there job already i bought them!LOL

[bbog]

Saw them at the show yesterday and they look GREAT! A bit pricey however at around $12-13/each (Musky guys are having a laugh right now considering the price of their baits!!)

[Radnine]

Wow! They look good enough to eat!

[fishindevil]

Well after seeing them at the fishing show i just bought all 8 of them,all the perch models & the shad models !!!!!!....they are incredible THEY LOOK AMAZING ....as long as i can keep the pike off them i will be fine at $12 bucks apiece...it makes me nervous

[Jeff_C]

They look amazing. I picked up all of the perch, shad, and 3 of the craw ones. I can't wait to try them out!

 

Jeff

[Rich]

Look kinda like the old Salmo lures

[GbayGiant]

They look great, probably the most realistic plastic lures I've seen, the patterns are awesome.

 

I'm still a firm believer in action though, that's why I'll take a wood bait any day of the week (hard to find small wood baits, sucks not to many being made), not saying the action isn't good because I haven't tried them but fishermen get caught up in looks to much when the action of the lure is 80% of the deal in my opinion and wood almost always has better action, too bad more companies couldn't mass produce some wood walleye/bass lures like the old balsa rapalas.

 

Musky guys are having a laugh right now considering the price of their baits!!)

 

Yeah but the expensive musky lures are usually custom wood baits that take a long time to make and built to last.

 

Here's one of the nicest realistic musky lures I've seen, but theres lot's of realistic custom jobs out there in musky world, I think guys don't really make custom walleye/bass cranks because the time involved you would have to charge $40 a lure to a walleye/bass guy so mostly it's all plastic out there, but at the end of the day the looks don't really mean much exept personal opinion the fish don't really care as much as the fisherman.

 

 

 

Once you go wood you realize you really should. :

[outllaw]

marketing is for the masses. action is by far the top feature in a lure. the lure shown with fins is basicly folk art. beautiful but far from basic funtion.. un fortunately china has become the major player in lures. our theory is wood is good.. wherever possible we spend our hard earned bucks on north american products. someones gotta have a job here.