Lucky Strike Bait Works, a long-time supporter of the New Brunswick Sportfishing Association is back for the 2022 season. Again, the Lucky Strike Award will be presented at each regular season event. The Award is presented to the team that just missed getting a cheque (1st out of the money). The prizes vary for each tournament but will include at least one of the following (or more) of the Lucky Strike F36 Foldaway Net, the Lucky Strike B4 Basket Net, and the Lucky Strike Livewell Net.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Lucky Strike is a fourth-generation family owned business that began as a one-person garage-based business that has evolved into large manufacturing facility with highly skilled workers producing perfectly finished lures and nets. Lucky Strike is one of North America’s oldest and largest tackle & landing net manufacturers. Out of the facility in Peterborough, Ontario, Lucky Strike Bait Works supplies over 2,000 fishing tackle-related items to buyers in Canada and many countries around the world.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
And as always numerous Lucky Strike draw prizes will be awarded at each regular season event including Livewell Nets, Neck Gaiters and NEW for 2022 Square Bill Rattlin\u2019 Wiggler Crankbaits – available in 5 different patterns and 2 different sizes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Lucky Strike lures and nets are available at the Minnow Tackle Shop at 579 Kings Street in Fredericton. Looking for something specific, give Amanda a call at (506) 260-9815. If you can\u2019t make it to the shop many Lucky Strike products are also available on-line at \u201chttps:\/\/luckystrikebaitworks.com\/\u201d.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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