Bird Of Prey Fishing Tackle

“Caught 9 of our 10 snappers on 1 1/2 oz Glow Circle Hook Jigs!” - Ben fishing with Captain Pasco Gibson on Hound Dog Fishing Charters.

Messages like this are always awesome!

It’s hard to beat the reliability of a circle hook jig paired with a large cut strip. It’s simple. It’s easy to rig. It works, even on heavily pressured fish.

If you need some you can find them at the following stores:





Nelson Outdoors


Next week fresh batches are going to



If you need some and no where near any of these stores you can find them on our website as well.

Snuck a quick photo today while neither of them were looking. I thank God for moments like this where I get to see my dad mentoring my daughter about tackle manufacturing. It’s such a blessing being able to work with my family each day and see multiple generations work together to make a dream come true!

Great news for Pensacola anglers!

Now we just need to figure out how to get them to do this in the bay as well!

Escambia County deploys 43 new artificial reefs off Pensacola Pass ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. -- Just recently, 43 new artificial reefs were deployed by the Escambia County Marine Resources Division and Walter Marine.The county says

Day or night our glow circle hook jigs are always ready to kill!

Sometimes you need a lot of lead to get down deep or hold your rigs in place!
From commercial snapper fishing to recreational halibut, we are proud to be the only lead weight manufacturer to offer 6lb - 10lb rock cod weights!

Team Xspecktations adding another win to their record!
They use our jig heads for flounder and redfish religiously!

Proof that quality tackle definitely helps provide quality fish!

On May 21, 2026, a rogue federal judge sided with activists in an attempt to block Floridians from exercising their right to fish through the recently approved Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) for Atlantic Red Snapper issued by NOAA Fisheries earlier this month.

As a result of this ruling, NOAA has temporarily stalled Florida‘s Atlantic Red Snapper EFP. However, the agencies stand together in opposition of this delay tactic and will continue fighting for our fishing communities.

To that end, to ensure our anglers can get out on the water as planned beginning this weekend, FWC has modified its plans that will ensure access to fishing in our state waters. Effective May 21, FWC will rescind EO 26-11. Doing so will allow for the public to carry on with their plans on the water, including the ability to catch red snapper in state waters. As authorized by Florida Administrative Code, the recreational bag limit will default to 2 red snapper per person with a 20-inch size limit and remain in effect until further notice.

As for Florida’s historic EFP, when the EFP is unfrozen and ultimately restored, FWC will issue an updated EO reestablishing the extended red snapper season, which will increase the nautical miles available for fishing. Moreover, FWC officers have been notified of the unpredictable nature of the situation and will ensure boaters are provided education within our jurisdictional waters.