A fishing tackle catalog template for hooks, line and lures
Hooks, line and lures deserve more than a price sheet: 27 pages with on-the-water and close-up lure photography, a hook and line chart and trade pages for tackle makers and distributors.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Fishing Premium template
This premium fishing tackle catalog template borrows its main motif from a fish measuring board: inch marks run along the covers, the welcome and the back page. Raspberry lure pink cuts through pale lake greens and deep spruce, with Domine serif headlines, Signika text and a typewriter-style mono for specs. The magazine cover reads like a trade quarterly, the stats page sets numbers over a sonar depth graphic, and real photography shows wading, drifting and catch-and-release.
The sample copy speaks to independent bait and tackle shops: peg-ready packs with UPCs, case packs sized for a four-foot bay, wholesale price per unit beside MSRP, and a fall pre-book with spring delivery and later payment. Bring in your hooks, line and lures from Shopify or a CSV, show barcodes and color variants on the white product pages, then print it for the dealer show or send the flipbook.
Best for
- Tackle makers and distributors selling to independent bait and tackle shops
- Lure brands launching new hard baits and soft plastics each season
- Terminal tackle and line suppliers with hundreds of small SKUs
- Reps running pre-book programs and winter dealer shows
- Outdoor wholesalers adding a fishing department to their range
Pages worth a closer look
Hook and line chart
Hook profiles from #14 to 5/0 drawn to relative scale and matched to target species, plus a line table giving pound test with mono and fluoro diameters and a braid pairing. Shop staff can use it to answer customers at the counter.
Spring pre-book with dating
A pre-book page with three dates in a row, order by, ships and pays, plus a percentage off, a code and a minimum. Buyers see at a glance when goods arrive and when payment is due, so the spring order is easier to approve.
Lure spec page
A featured jerkbait with wholesale price per unit, MSRP and case pack, a short note on how it swims, and a spec table for length, weight, dive depth, hooks and line class. Use the same layout for any new bait you launch.
Dealer show invitation
An invite for a three-day winter dealer show, with an hour-by-hour program from doors open to a test-tank demo and a line-spooling clinic, plus show pricing and travel notes. Edit the times and venue for your own buying event.
What to include in a fishing tackle wholesale catalog
Give full specs for every lure
Anglers buy lures by length, weight, running depth, hook size and the line class they suit, and shop staff need those numbers to answer questions. Put them in the same order on every product, and note whether a bait floats, suspends or sinks.
Show colors as photos, grouped by family
Color drives lure sales, and favorites change from one lake to the next. Show each color as a photo, keep the color name the shop uses on its pegs, list colors under one product with a variant table, and say whether colors can be mixed within a case.
Flag lead-free and barbless options
Some states and many waters restrict lead sinkers and jigs or require barbless hooks. Mark lead-free terminal tackle and barbless hooks clearly, ideally with an icon or a line in the description, so shops in regulated areas can find them without reading every page.
Sell the pre-book with dates, not just a discount
Tackle shops stock for the spring opener months ahead. A pre-book offer with an order deadline, a ship date and a payment date lets a shop receive goods before the season and pay after the first busy weeks. State the minimum and whether the offer combines with show pricing.
Make reorders easy with peg-ready details
Note the pack type, UPC and case pack for every SKU. Shops restocking a bay on a busy Saturday want to scan and hang, not repack. A planogram suggestion for a standard four-foot bay is a welcome extra for new accounts.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Fishing Premium in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
Can I print UPC barcodes and SKUs on the product pages?
Yes. Product pages can show the barcode, SKU, price, compare-at price, description and variant tables, along with a QR code if you want one. For a tackle range with many colors per lure, a variant table keeps all colors of one bait in a single product block instead of a page of near-identical items.
Does the Fishing Premium template include a dealer show page?
Yes. The event page is laid out as a dealer show invitation with dates, hours, venue, an hour-by-hour program and show pricing. Rename it for a buying day, an open house or a regional rep tour, or remove it if you don't run shows; every page in the template can be removed or reordered.
What do bait and tackle shops look for in a wholesale supplier?
Convenience and sell-through: packs that hang on pegs with a scannable UPC, case packs sized for their space, a reliable fill rate and colors that work on local water. Clear minimums, freight terms and a pre-book program with dating also matter, because tackle sales are seasonal and cash flow follows the opener.
How should a tackle catalog organize thousands of small items?
By how anglers shop: terminal tackle, line, hard baits, soft plastics, and spinners or floats, then by size or weight inside each section. Use one-column line-sheet rows for hooks, swivels and sinkers, and save larger photo grids for lures, where color and shape sell the product.
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