Anyone heard of M3Tackle

[BoatGuy]

Went to a seminar where they were mentioned. I had never heard of them before. They mentioned Fluke Candy Hi-Lo Rigs. Looking for feedback if you have used them.

 

[Leprechaun]

Yes, of course! I've written of them before. a couple of times. Try the report I put up of last year's trip to the Jersey Show. I have bought silicone skirts from them. I pretty sure that Capt. Mike has purchased flutter spoons from them, as well.

Some thoughts on the Jersey Fishing Expo

Dates: March 15-17. https://saltwater.sportshows.com/ The WM show is nice and I go every year, because it's the best local show we LI'ers have. But if you want to see the latest from many of the manufacturers themselves, then Jersey is also one to attend. Not to mention there has always been...

nyangler.com

As I wrote in that thread, the owner is a charter captain somewhere in Joisey, and if you have the time he can chew your ear off, talking ocean fluke jigging. Good guy to listen to.

 

[Snapprhead27]

Yes, I bought some tackle from them. But have yet to try them. I have the fluke rig with the little flutter spoon.

 

[captmike28]

Yes, I bought some tackle from them. But have yet to try them. I have the fluke rig with the little flutter spoon.

As Lep noted I did buy some of their "store brand" Bass Flutter Spoons 2 years ago. Although they did catch fish, I didn't find those particular lures held up as well as the name brand stuff like Tsunami or Tony Maja. After a few uses all the paint chipped off and I had to repaint them again myself. Also needed to modify the hook set ups, so like most things in life, you get what you pay for.

However, in general their prices are fairly competitive so if you buy name brand stuff, I'm sure that will be fine. I don't want to trash their reputation based on just one less than desirable experience.

 

[BoatGuy]

As Lep noted I did buy some of their "store brand" Bass Flutter Spoons 2 years ago. Although they did catch fish, I didn't find those particular lures held up as well as the name brand stuff like Tsunami or Tony Maja. After a few uses all the paint chipped off and I had to repaint them again myself. Also needed to modify the hook set ups, so like most things in life, you get what you pay for.

However, in general their prices are fairly competitive so if you buy name brand stuff, I'm sure that will be fine. I don't want to trash their reputation based on just one less than desirable experience.

The opinion of an experienced Captain and others on this board are always welcome.

After reading the replies, I decided to spend a whole $10 and purchase Fluke Candy Hi-Lo Rigs

I promised myself a long time ago not to do the same old, same old every year try at least one new thing every year. My 2025 new thing is that high-low rig.