Fort Atkinson, WI - In the February 2014
issue of Outdoor Life, writer, Ralph Smith, listed the Little Cleo as one of
only six lures a person needs to have in their tackle box in order to catch
nearly anything that swims.
The article sited that the lure is extremely versatile and can be fished in
small 1/8-ounce sizes for trout or magnum 1ΒΌ-ounce versions for monster
stripers.
Kurt Kellogg, the owner of Hard and Soft Fishing, Acme's parent company, said
that he was flattered that the Cleo was included in the feature.
"There are thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of lures on the
market," he said. "The author in the Outdoor Life article recognized
that the Little Cleo is just one of six in the world that are needed to catch
anything and it just goes to show how versatile the lure is. The Little Cleo
catches anything from panfish to salmon."
While there are hundreds of spoons on the market, the difference in ACME spoons
is found in the unmatched quality of their fit and finish. Each one has a
distinct jewel-like finish that last for years and a unique action that simply
catches more fish.
Hard & Soft Fishing has roots dating back to 1922, when their first brand,
Uncle Josh, began manufacturing in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. They have grown to
represent nearly every tackle category on the market for both ice and
open-water fishing. From the Pacific to the Atlantic and all the lakes and
rivers in-between, they produce bait and tackle that has been helping anglers
catch more fish for decades. Employees don't simply produce tackle, they use it
on the weekends.
www.unclejosh.com
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