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Fishing brands

From riverbank to open sea. Rods, reels, lines, lures, tackle, and clothing.

189 brands

• Abel — Machined fly reels, with a lifetime warranty
• Abu Garcia — Fishing reels and rods from Swedish roots, now Pure Fishing
• Adventure Medical Kits — Outdoor first-aid kits organised by injury type
• AFTCO — Fishing apparel and offshore tackle from Santa Ana
• Airlite — UK fly rods and reels, launched in the US through Mayfly Outdoors
• Alpacka Raft — Handmade packrafts built to order in Mancos, Colorado
• Amiaud — Vendée stainless fishing and boat metalwork
• Antonini — Maniago folding knives including Old Bear, SOS and farm lines
• Aquapac — Waterproof cases and drybags from a Nelson, Lancashire factory
• Arxus — Swedish handcrafted natural-rubber hunting wellingtons
• Astral — River shoes and life jackets, with a growing hemp apparel line
• Baffin — Canadian cold-climate winter boots, liners and apparel
• Bajío — Polarized fishing sunglasses, assembled and repaired in Florida
• Baltic — Swedish lifejackets and buoyancy aids made in Europe since 1977
• Barocook — Flameless water-activated cook pots and heat packs from Anseong
• Bauer Fly Reels — Large-arbor fly reels hand-assembled in Twin Bridges, Montana
• Benchmade — Oregon City folding and fixed knives with LifeSharp service
• Bending Branches — Wood and composite canoe, kayak and fishing paddles from Wisconsin
• Berkley — Soft baits, scent lines and tackle from Spirit Lake, Iowa
• Beuchat — Spearguns, fins and scuba kit from Marseille
• BKK — Chinese fishing-hook maker from Poyang with pro anglers worldwide
• Black Cat — Catfish rods, reels and rigs under Zebco Europe
• Böker Arbolito — Buenos Aires outdoor and criollo knives, Böker joint venture
• Bonafide — Rotomolded fishing kayaks made in North Carolina, with a lifetime hull warranty
• BOTE — Paddle boards, kayaks and micro skiffs built around a cooler
• Brusletto — Norwegian outdoor, hunting and kitchen knives since 1896
• Cascada — All-road apparel from Trentino for bikepacking, running, hiking and fly fishing
• Casström — Bushcraft and hunting knives finished in Swedish Lapland
• Cetma Composites — Carbon freediving fins engineered like aerospace parts
• Chota Outdoor Gear — Neoprene waders, hippies and wading boots from Tennessee
• Coleman — American camping brand for lanterns, stoves, tents and coolers
• Columbia — Mass-market outerwear, fishing shirts and boots from Portland
• Cortland Line Company — Fly lines and braided line, made in Cortland, New York
• Costa Del Mar — Polarized sunglasses made for fishing and boating
• Crazy Creek — Legless camp chairs from Red Lodge, Montana since 1987
• Cressi — Masks, fins, regulators and spearguns from Genoa
• Daiwa — Japanese rods and reels under GLOBERIDE
• Danielsson — Factory-direct fly reels from Smedjebacken
• Demon — Italian sports sunglasses, ski goggles and spare lenses since 1975
• deps — Bass lures, rods and reels from Kyoto, with a members-only sales club
• Devold — Norwegian merino base layers since 1853, own EU mill
• DexShell — Waterproof socks, gloves and beanies engineered in Shanghai
• Dobyns Rods — Texas bass rods now in the GSM Outdoors group
• Dometic — Portable coolers, roof tents and mobile-living kit from a Swedish group
• Douglas Outdoors — Fly and conventional fishing rods with lifetime warranty
• DUO — Hard-bait lures carved, molded and hand-painted in Yaizu
• Eddyline — Thermoformed touring and recreational kayaks, now under Jackson
• EKA — Eskilstuna folding knives, fixed blades, saws and axes since 1882
• Esquif — T-Formex whitewater and adventure canoes from Frampton, Québec
• Evergreen — Bass, trout and saltwater rods and lures from Osaka, led by tournament pros
• Evia — Eibar fishing spinners, rods and baits since 1948
• Fällkniven — Swedish family outdoor and hunting fixed blades from Boden
• Farm to Feet — US-made Merino hiking socks from Mount Airy, North Carolina
• Fenwick — Casting, spinning, inshore and travel fishing rods
• Filson — Waxed cotton, wool and tin cloth outerwear and bags from Seattle
• finetrack — Water-repellent underlayers and mountain layering, made in Japan
• FishDaddy — LED and glow lures for ice and open-water walleye, from Minnesota
• Fishpond — Colorado fly-fishing packs, nets, luggage and field gear
• Florence — Surf and sailing apparel and Japanese-neoprene wetsuits, North Shore tested
• FORLOH — Hunting and fishing apparel made entirely in the USA, Whitefish-based
• Frogg Toggs — Affordable Alabama rainwear, waders and cooling gear
• G. Loomis — Fly and conventional fishing rods built in Woodland, Washington
• Galvan — Family-machined fly reels from Sonora, California
• Gamakatsu — Fishing hooks first, then rods and apparel, from Nishiwaki in Hyogo
• Gerber — Portland knives, multi-tools and camp kitchen gear since 1939
• Googan Squad — Soft plastics, hard baits, rods and reels from a fishing YouTube crew
• Gosen — Fishing line spun, braided and coated in its own Japanese factories
• Greys — English fly rods, reels and combos
• Grundéns — Commercial fishing foul-weather gear with a Portugal factory
• Guideline — Swedish fly rods, lines, reels and wading kit
• Hällmark — Swedish fire griddles and outdoor cookware for camp and garden
• Hardy — Fly rods and reels from Alnwick since 1872
• Hatch Outdoors — US machined fly reels with Iconic and Finatic lines
• Helle — Holmedal fixed-blade outdoor knives, still made in the village forge
• Helly Hansen — Norwegian foul-weather and mountain apparel since 1877
• Hestra — Ski, work and dress gloves from a family firm in Småland
• HMH Vises — US fly-tying vises machined for the bench
• Hobie — Pedal kayaks, sailboats and SUPs from California
• Humminbird — Fish finders and sonar, built and repaired in Alabama
• Imakatsu — Bass lures and rods from tournament angler Katsutaka Imae
• iROCKER — Inflatable paddle boards and floats from Florida
• Islander — Canadian fishing hardgoods and outdoor kit
• Jackall — Bass, saltwater and trout lures and rods from Otsu, by Lake Biwa
• Jackson Kayak — Whitewater, fishing and recreational kayaks from Tennessee
• Jindaiji Mountain Works — Tarps, hammocks and spun-aluminium pots sewn in a Takao workshop
• Kamik — Quebec bad-weather winter, work and kids boots since 1898
• Keitech — Japanese soft-plastic fishing baits
• Kelly Kettle — Wood-fuelled camping kettles and hobo stoves from County Mayo
• Kinetic — Danish mid-market fishing rods, lures and waders from Fairpoint
• Knog — Melbourne bike lights, bells and run headlamps since 2002
• Kokatat — Arcata-made dry suits, PFDs and paddling apparel
• Kolon Sport — Korean outdoor brand with repair centres and its own resale market, with repair centres and its own resale market
• Kovea — Portable gas stoves, heaters and lanterns, from its own Korean factory
• L.L.Bean — Outdoor clothing, boots and equipment from Freeport, Maine
• Lew's — US baitcast reels and rods
• Loop Tackle — Swedish fly rods and reels
• Lowrance — Fish finders, sonar and trolling motors from Tulsa
• Lucky Craft — Hard-bait lures for bass, seabass and trout, from Toyama
• Major Craft — Fishing rods, jigs and lures, rolled in its own Vietnam factory
• Mares — Scuba, freediving and spearfishing gear from Rapallo
• Megabass — Hand-finished bass lures and design-award rods from Hamamatsu
• Mercury Marine — Outboard motors, sterndrives and propellers from Wisconsin
• Molchanovs — Freediving fins, wetsuits and training, from the Molchanov family
• Moonshine Rod Co — Direct-to-consumer fly rods at entry prices
• Morakniv — Östnor outdoor and work knives, still made in Mora
• Muck Boot — Neoprene and rubber waterproof work, farm and hunt boots
• Muela — Spanish hunting and outdoor knives from Argamasilla de Calatrava
• Mustad — Norwegian fish hooks and tackle from Gjøvik
• Nautilus Reels — Machined fly reels with sealed drags, made in Miami
• NRS — Moscow, Idaho paddlesports gear; employee-owned
• NuCanoe — Bellingham fishing and hunting kayaks since 2006
• O.S.P — Bass and saltwater lures from a tournament pro's company
• Okuma — Taiwanese fishing reels and rods from Taichung
• Ombraz — Armless sunglasses on a cord, hand-assembled in Italy
• Omer — Spearfishing and freediving gear from Rezzato, near Brescia
• Orvis — Fly-fishing tackle, apparel and travel gear from Vermont
• Out of — Italian photochromic ski goggles and sports sunglasses with IRID lenses
• Outdoor Vitals — Utah DTC ultralight packs, sleep systems and trail apparel
• Owner — Fishing hooks and terminal tackle from Nishiwaki, Hyogo
• Pa'lante Packs — Frameless ultralight packs from a two-person shop in Utah and California
• Patagonia — Climbing-born outdoor clothing with no time limit on returns
• Pau Hana — Hard and inflatable paddleboards designed in Santa Clarita
• Pemberton Bag Company — Oilskin bags handmade in Pemberton, BC
• Perception — US recreational and fishing kayaks under Confluence / Pelican
• Pezon et Michel — French trout rods and monofilament, once a bamboo-rod maker
• Picasso — Spearfishing guns, fins and wetsuits made in Sesimbra
• Pinewood — Swedish family outdoor apparel for hike, hunt, fish and dog sports
• Power-Pole — Shallow water anchors for skiffs and bass boats
• Primus — Camp and expedition stoves Camp and expedition stoves since a soot-free kerosene stove of 1892
• Quantum Fishing — US fishing reels with authorized repair centres
• Ranger Boats — Fiberglass and aluminium bass boats from Flippin, Arkansas
• Rapala — Finnish fishing lures founded 1936 by Lauri Rapala
• Redington — Fly rods, reels and waders at approachable prices
• Regal Vise — Family-owned US fly-tying vises
• Renzetti — US fly-tying vises and tools
• RIO Products — Fly lines, leaders and tippet from Idaho Falls
• Rogue Endeavor — Stringers, gaffs and leashes for kayak anglers and spearfishers
• ROKA — Titanium-frame sunglasses and eyeglasses sold direct from Austin
• RTIC — Hard and soft coolers, drinkware and bags from Texas
• Sage — Graphite fly rods and reels from Bainbridge Island
• Salus — Soft-edged PFDs sewn in Waterloo, Ontario
• Salvimar — Spearguns, fins and freediving gear from Liguria
• Scientific Anglers — Fly lines, reels and boxes from Midland, Michigan
• Scierra — Scandinavian fly rods, reels and wading kit
• Scott Fly Rod Company — Hand-built graphite and glass fly rods from Colorado
• Sea to Summit — Dry bags, sleeping mats and camp kitchen kit from Perth
• Seac — Scuba, freediving and spearfishing gear from Liguria
• SealSkinz — Norfolk waterproof socks, gloves and outdoor accessories
• SeaSucker — Vacuum-mount bike and board car racks made in Bradenton, Florida
• Seland — Basque neoprene suits for surf, canyon, kayak and fish
• Shakespeare Fishing — Entry-price rods, reels and youth kits since 1897
• Shilton Reels — Precision-machined fly reels from South Africa
• Shimano — Bike groupsets, pedals and shoes, plus fishing reels
• Simms — Waders, rain shells and footwear for anglers
• Sitka Gear — Technical hunting and fishing apparel from Bozeman
• Skeeter — Bass, bay and deep-V fishing boats in Yamaha's marine group
• Skwala — Fly-fishing waders, jackets and sun gear from Bozeman
• Snowbee — Fly tackle and clothing from Plymouth since 1978
• Spetton — Valencian spearfishing and freediving suits, fins and guns
• SPOT — Satellite messengers and trackers on the Globalstar network
• St. Croix — American fishing rods across freshwater categories
• Stabilotherm — Swedish outdoor pans, wood stoves and kuksas since 1984
• Strike King — Bass fishing lures and tackle
• Sunday Afternoons — Oregon UPF sun hats for hiking, fishing and travel
• Sunline — Fishing line spun and finished in its own Yamaguchi plant
• SWANS — Snow, swim and sports eyewear from an Osaka lens maker
• Sweetgrass — Hand-built bamboo fly rods from Montana
• Swiza — Swiss pocket knives designed and assembled in Delémont
• T-H Marine — Jack plates, foot throttles and rigging parts for fishing boats
• Tailwalk — Lure rods, reels and landing gear from Tokyo's ATEC
• Temple Fork Outfitters — American spinning, casting and fly rods
• The Brew Company — Danish specialty coffee pouches for hiking and travel
• Thomas & Thomas — Fly rods in bamboo, graphite and fibreglass from Massachusetts
• Tibor — Machined fly reels from Delray Beach, Florida
• Tiemco — Fly and lure tackle, TMC hooks and Foxfire outdoor clothing from Tokyo
• Ugly Stik — Durable fishing rods under a group brand
• UphillSport — Finnish technical merino socks knit in Ylöjärvi
• VALLON — Retro-styled sunglasses and ski goggles with ZEISS goggle optics
• Vision Fly Fishing — Finnish fly rods, reels and lines
• VMC — French fishing hooks for lure and bait
• WAIHANA — Spearfishing and freediving wetsuits tested on Oahu's North Shore
• Waterworks-Lamson — American fly reels
• Wilderness Systems — Recreational, touring and fishing kayaks from North Carolina
• Winston — Fly rods built in Twin Bridges, Montana since 1929
• Yakoda Supply — Fly-fishing packs, flies and apparel from Colorado
• Yamaga Blanks — Saltwater and trout rods rolled and finished in its own Kumamoto factory
• Yeti — Rotomoulded coolers and drinkware from Austin
• Z-Man — ElaZtech soft plastics and ChatterBait bladed jigs
• ZimmerBuilt — USA-made tenkara and fly chest packs from Ohio