Terminal Tackle

Terminal Tackle for Trolling, Rigging, and Spoon Upgrades

Shop terminal tackle for clean trolling spreads, spoon hook replacements, and reliable lure rigging. This is where anglers stock up on the small parts that keep trout, kokanee, and salmon gear running right: hooks, snaps, swivels, snubbers, leaders, and hardware for dodgers, flashers, spoons, and soft-bait setups.

Use terminal tackle to tune your presentation before you change the whole lure. A fresh Siwash hook, the right snap, or a cleaner leader connection can help spoons track properly, reduce lost fish, and keep your spread fishing instead of twisting.

Best Uses

• Spoon hook replacement and lure upgrades
• Dodger, flasher, hoochie, and trolling spoon rigging
• Trout, kokanee, salmon, and landlocked king trolling setups

How to Choose

• Hooks: match hook size to the spoon or lure profile. For many trolling spoons, open-eye Siwash hooks are a clean single-hook replacement.
• Snaps and swivels: use strong, smooth hardware that lets lures work without adding unnecessary twist.
• Leaders: shorten leaders for more dodger-driven action and lengthen them when fish are wary or the lure is overworking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Siwash hooks used for? Siwash hooks are single hooks commonly used to replace trebles on spoons and trolling lures. They are easier to remove from fish and can improve landing control when matched to the lure size.

What terminal tackle do I need for trolling? Most trolling setups use a combination of hooks, snaps, swivels, leaders, and sometimes snubbers depending on the species and presentation.

Should I use a snap or tie directly to a spoon? A quality snap can make color changes faster and lets many spoons move freely. If the spoon action looks restricted, test a different snap size or tie direct.

Where should I go next? Pair terminal tackle with trolling spoons, dodgers and flashers, or hoochies based on the rig you are building.