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wvhillbillyjlm

Posted 12/6/2009 8:26 AM (#411137)
Subject: Packaging?

Posts: 278

Location: WV

What kind of packaging do you guys use when you sell your lures? I found some 2mil bags but don't know if that is thick enough. Any suggestions?

Pearson_Plugs

Posted 12/6/2009 9:18 AM (#411146 - in reply to #411137)
Subject: Re: Packaging?

Location: Ohio

You need to talk with who you plan to sell them to, alot of the retailers don't want packaging they want covers on the hook points so they can be hung from the hooks. The 2ml bag is thick enough, and Staminia has clamshell boxs.

Edited by Pearson_Plugs 12/6/2009 9:42 AM

wvhillbillyjlm

Posted 12/6/2009 9:56 AM (#411153 - in reply to #411146)
Subject: Re: Packaging?

Posts: 278

Location: WV

I have my own musky tackle shop and am just starting to make my own lures. I would prefer the clamshell packages but need to watch my costs starting out. Thank you for your reply.

WVHILLBILLYJLM

Tackle Industries

Posted 12/7/2009 9:57 PM (#411428 - in reply to #411137)
Subject: Re: Packaging?

Posts: 4053

Location: Land of the Musky

For retail sales bags do not look good and they do not offer a lot of safety with missing hook protectors. JMO go with blister packaging. Much nicer looking, safer but more expensive....

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