Heddon is a sports and recreation company that produces fishing lures and accessories.
Founded in 1894 by James Heddon in Dowagiac, Michigan.
Popularized the use of artificial lures in fishing in the early 20th century.
Created iconic lures such as the Zara Spook, Lucky 13, and River Runt.
Acquired by EBSCO Industries in 1981 and later sold to Pradco Outdoor Brands in 2002.
Fishing lure brand that produces a wide range of fishing lures and accessories.
Fishing lure brand that specializes in spinner lures.
Fishing lure brand that produces a wide range of fishing lures and accessories.
Topwater fishing lure that mimics the action of a wounded or fleeing baitfish.
Surface fishing lure that mimics the action of a frog or other small prey.
Crankbait fishing lure that imitates the swimming action of baitfish.
The best way to use a Zara Spook is to cast it out and then twitch it back in with a jerking motion. This will create a zig-zag action on the surface of the water that will attract fish.
The size of the lure you should use depends on the size and species of the fish you are targeting. In general, larger lures are better for larger fish, while smaller lures are better for smaller fish.
Topwater lures float on the surface of the water and create action on the surface to attract fish, while crankbaits dive below the surface and create swimming action to attract fish.
The type and weight of fishing line you should use depends on the type of lure and the type of fishing you are doing. In general, a monofilament line in the 8-12 lb range is a good all-purpose choice for most situations.
Yes, Heddon lures come with hooks. However, it is important to make sure the hooks are sharp and in good condition before using them to avoid losing fish on the line.