Three Rivers Tackle
New JDM brands and items!
We had a very successful trip to Japan and are excited to be bringing in some new JDM brands to offer our customers as well as expanding our current product lineup! Make sure you're subscribed to stay up to date on all of the new releases and browse our JDM selection for new brands additions.
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A minnow that is realistic as you can get looking forward to using it this spring.
Amazing sight amazing shop amazing people amazing fishing Three Rivers tackle
Significantly smaller than 6" sure it will be good most megabass lures are ordering and delivery was great awesome selection of megabass lures and brands
Perfect size for a swimbait stinger should work perfectly have not had a chance to use it yet we'll will update review
I told Shannon I was looking at switching braids and he recommend the Delta. All I can say is wow! I will be switching to this brand for all my braid needs.
Found this company in google looking for JDM baits. Fast shipping and great selection in stock, thanks!!
The photos miss the pink highlights on the Mikkabi Coach Visions. When I’m throwing more colorful jerkbaits, it’s either in murky water (prefer reds, oranges), for smallmouth (browns), or on heavy overcast/rainy days (pinks or purples). This colorway amply hits all those scenarios. I change out the front and rear hooks on Visions with Aaron Martin TGW’s, which adds to the price of these already expensive jerkbaits. Getting by with one color for three scenarios helps in cost and storage. Often Megabass has a bunch of colors that are interchangeable and then big gaps. For my preference, they got this series really right.
I’m a fish biologist who falls neatly between the paradigms of colors don’t matter and you need a bunch of them. Bass see the differences between light and dark colors well and reds and greens. Different parts of the color spectrum penetrate water better while others get filtered out. Turbidity impacts this. Nearly all forage fish have darker top areas giving a preference to laminated or top stripe colorways. Sometimes matching forage species matters. sometimes it’s being most visible, and in high pressure waters it can be the opposite. Anyway, two to four nicely executed colors is usually enough to cover light, dark, reds, and greens while getting near enough to the forage. This colorway, added to the Table Rock shad and GLX Rainbow choices, hits every scenario I have for Visions. If not for the bass lakes near where I live stocked with rainbows, only two would do it.
Great bait, have fished one in all types of grass, brushwood and rock walls. Fish strikes in all structures!!
