AP Tackleworks

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Premium Salmon Spoons Crafted in British Columbia

When salmon are keyed in on baitfish, lure profile matters.

AP Tackleworks is a family-owned tackle company based in Victoria, British Columbia that has built a reputation for producing high-quality trolling spoons designed to mimic some of the Pacific Northwest's most important forage species. Their carefully crafted spoon designs allow anglers to closely match the size, shape, and action of the baitfish salmon and other predator species feed on every day.

Built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and designed with durability, action, and fishability in mind, AP Tackleworks spoons have become a favorite among salmon anglers targeting Chinook, Coho, Pink, Chum, and Sockeye salmon. They're equally effective for halibut, lingcod, trout, lake trout, Dolly Varden, and other predatory species throughout Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.

At B&J Sporting Goods, we're always on the lookout for quality tackle that performs in real-world fishing conditions. AP Tackleworks' lineup of Sandlance, Anchovy, and Herring spoons offers anglers a versatile way to match local baitfish patterns while fishing Alaska's saltwater and freshwater fisheries.

Whether you're trolling for kings in Prince William Sound, chasing silvers in Resurrection Bay, targeting feeder kings in Southeast Alaska, or experimenting with new spoon patterns on your favorite local waters, AP Tackleworks offers proven options worth having in your tackle box.

Can’t Find What You’re Looking For?

We may already have it — it just might not be online yet.

Give us a call, send us a message, or stop by the shop and our team will gladly check current inventory for you. If you're looking for a specific AP Tackleworks spoon size, color pattern, or model, we may already have it in stock or be able to bring it in for you.

Some items may occasionally be unavailable online while inventory is being updated.

We're here to help you match the hatch, dial in your presentation, and catch more fish in Alaska.

GoFISH, Alaska!