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For a limited time only, here on luckybuglures.com, buy 6 lures, get 1 free! Buy 12 or more lures, and get free shipping! Shop now!
Offer only available online at luckybuglures.com. Free shipping to Canada and USA only. To receive your free lure, enter the phrase ‘Free Lure Promo’ under Special Instructions during checkout. Lure pattern chosen at the discretion of Lucky Bug Lure Co. Hurry; this offer ends July 1, 2012!
Come visit us at the Costco in Abbotsford, BC! We will be there from November 28th – December 4th.
The Lucky Bug Lure Company, is hosting a booth at the 2011 PNE Fair in the Marketplace at the Forum building on the showgrounds. Come see the Lucky Bug Bingo Bug in action in the display tank. Also view some great Bingo Bug footage! The PNE Fair starts on Saturday, August 20 and runs daily until Monday, September 5, 2011. The Marketplace is open daily to the public from 10:30am to 10:30pm. Please visit us at our booth #619 for show specials and draw prizes.
Come visit us at your local Costco Wholesale and check out our lures in action in our innovative display tank!
Here is our spring 2012 schedule:
Kelowna, BC February 27 – March 4
Calgary S, AB March 6 – 11
Calgary NW, AB March 12 – March 18
Okotoks, AB March 19 – March 25
Lethbridge, AB April 3 – April 7
Medicine Hat, AB April 9 – April 15
Winnipeg E, MB April 23 – April 29
Winnipeg S, MB April 30 – May 6
Saskatoon, SK May 8 – May 13
Regina, SK May 14 – May 20
Edmonton S, AB May 22 – May 27
Sherwood Park, AB May 28 – June 3
Here is our summer 2012 schedule:
Edmonton NE, AB June 4 – June 10
Edmonton NW, AB June 11 – June 17
Grande Prairie, AB June 19 – June 24
Prince George, BC June 26 – June 30
Here is our fall/winter 2012 schedule:
TBD
Our Online Store is now live! Shop online for all our Lucky Bug lure patterns – we offer free shipping for orders of 12 or more bugs!
Be sure to also check the Where to Buy section for all the new stores that are carrying our lures! We’ve added retailers in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec and Yukon!
THE LUCKY BUG LURE COMPANY WANTS TO SEE YOUR FISHING PHOTOS! There are fantastic Lucky Bug prizes being awarded for great fishing photos
If you love to fish – you’ll love to fish with the Lucky Bug Bingo Bug pattern lures. These lures have the best action out there – put them to the test!
If your fishing photo is selected, you’ll land the title of BEST FISHING PHOTO CHALLENGE WINNER and you’ll win a LUCKY BUG ANGLERS DREAM SET! Participants are encouraged to submit more than one entry. All qualified entries will be entered to win fantastic runner-up prizes. Visit www.luckybuglures.com or call 604.518.8593 for more information. Visit your local fishing store to purchase Lucky Bug lures.
Clint Maundrell, age 16
Clint purchased one of our lures at Wildmans Outdoor Store on August 28, 2010 and caught a fish worthy of our challenge. The lure, a Lucky Bug Bingo Bug – Green with Yellow Stripe, caught this beautiful wild rainbow trout at French Lake and it weighed in at 7.1 pounds. The fishing technique used was trolling.
More photos from Clint can be found in the gallery here!
The Lucky Bug Lure Company hosted a booth at the 2010 PNE Fair in the Forum building’s Marketplace. We featured the Bingo Bug in action in the simulator tank and had some pretty amazing show specials and draw prizes!
Congratulations to both of our winners from the PNE prize draw! Maureen Roth, from Vancouver Island,
won a 4-night stay at Moon Shadows RV Park and Campground in Merritt, BC worth approximately $160. Scott Watson of Chilliwack, won a Lucky Bug lure set with 26 Bingo Bugs in a double-sided fly box, worth approximately $250.
Check out this video to see underwater movement of a Lucky Bug lure.
This is about a 4lb sockeye salmon that I caught with a #8 pumpkin Bingo Bug/Lucky Bug lure. I was fishing in the Fraser river this morning just downstream from Peg-leg bar (Chilliwack) and this bright doe sockeye actually bit the lucky bug. The sockeye salmon is notorious as being a reluctant biter especially once the fish enters the fresh water. Most of us who fish for sockeye in the Fraser use a style of fishing called bottom-bouncing that involves a rubber-coated round weight of between 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 ozs, most common are the 2 1/2 and 3 oz size. We use extremely long leaders, sometimes in excess of 12 feet, and the fish are caught in the mouth but really don’t bite the corkie/wool combination but are ‘flossed’.
In all the years I have fished for sockeye, I can think of maybe 2 times the fish actually bit the hook. That is until this morning. I did use the normal style of bottom bouncing to get my first fish, we are allowed 2, then I thought I would try the Bingo bug that I purchased at the PNE on Friday. I could actually feel the Bug vibrating as it flowed through the water behind the bouncing weight. then I could feel nothing not even the weight! I started reeling like mad because I knew a fish had grabbed the bug and had taken off upstream. I thought for sure this was a spring salmon that had grabbed it, but was amazed when I finally caught up to the fish and struck to set the hook. A sockeye jumped right out of the water with my line in it’s mouth.
When we landed the pretty fish, we saw right away that the Bingo Bug was right in her mouth. This non-biting salmon had bit the Bingo Bug, and taken off just like a spring salmon. When a sockeye is flossed,
the hook is usually right in the corner of its mouth or even just on the outside of its jaw. The Bingo Bug was inside the fishes mouth, there is no way this fish could have been hooked this way unless it had bit the bait on purpose. You can bet the next time I go for sockeye I will be fishing Bingo Bugs!!!
Thanks,
Wayne
More photos from Wayne can be found in the gallery here!
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