In this exciting three part series made available through YouTube, follow Ben, Col and the boys as they explore the remote river systems in Papua to chase one of the worlds toughest sport fish, the mighty Black Bass, using Halco lures.
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Halco’s famous Laser Pro diving minnow range just got even better with the release of a new and improved deep-diving bib, the Laser Pro 190 XDD model. In the …
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Catch more fish on Halco Poppers and get addicted to this thrilling yet simple form of fishing. Choosing the right size Halco Roosta Popper is very important when targeting a …
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How to tie braid to mono leader…
In order to lure fish you will need to know how to tie braid to mono leader.
Learn the knot everyone’s talking about: …
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In this article we will run through some important sportfishing trolling tips.
When fishing offshore with lures there are two important factors: what the skipper does, and what’s going down …
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In this video, the boys demonstrate how to use the Whiptail Jig, and also prove just how affective it really is.
The Whiptail Jig is a lead head, bucktail-style jig. This …
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Choosing lure colours is one of the most important decisions any lure fisherman has to make. Anglers have been known to switch colours again and again and again until they …
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Todays lures tend to be built from modern plastic blends, designed to last longer than ever before. While most large lure manufacturers shy away from traditional wood lure crafting techniques, Halco Tackle has chosen to buck the trend. Transitioning into a global player in the tackle industry, this Australian Lure Company has had to make some tough calls in axing and adjusting product range to demand, yet proudly the Tilsan Timber lure range remains- siting alongside the remaining hard plastic-body lures.
Wood and plastic lures are worth a spot in every angler’s tackle box, with many of todays hard-plastic lures actually mimicking the motion of Tilsan, regarded one of the world’s greatest timber fishing lures. Regardless, both lure compounds offer an excitingly diverse experience and should belong in an anglers’ arsenal.
Tilsan lures have one of the best in-water actions for a timber lure due to their buoyancy unique Centerline Design. The lure is constructed with a flat stainless steel frame to add strength when battling big fish, as well as ensuring the line is always connected to the hooks. (more…)
Halco Fish Ring Pliers are what is used by Halco staff in the factory on a daily basis. To see how they work so well, check out the video. These …
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Micah Adams (Adventure Angler) joined Halco for a week of intense fishing action. The team explored a range of unique fishing spots throughout the Abrolhos Islands, testing out our new Halco Madeyes …
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The Abrolhos Islands in Western Australia is 60km west of Geraldton. Lying in the stream of Western Australia’s warm, southward-flowing Leeuwin Current, the marine environment surrounding the Abrolhos guarantees an incredible fishing experience.
While …
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In this exciting three part series made available through YouTube, follow Ben, Col and the boys as they explore the remote river systems in Papua to chase one of the worlds toughest sport fish, the mighty Black Bass, using Halco lures.
Read More
In this video, the boys demonstrate how to use the Whiptail Jig, and also prove just how affective it really is.
The Whiptail Jig is a lead head, bucktail-style jig. This …
Read More
Choosing lure colours is one of the most important decisions any lure fisherman has to make. Anglers have been known to switch colours again and again and again until they …
Read More
In this article we will run through some important sportfishing trolling tips.
When fishing offshore with lures there are two important factors: what the skipper does, and what’s going down …
Read More
Join former pole vault world champion Emma George from Love the Outdoors, as she introduces their young family to the thrills of fishing on lures. This video talks parents …
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