To order from this page just make your selections and click on the "Add to Cart" button or the  "Buy" link. If you run into difficulties please make use of our toll-free line and give us a call. Our phone numbers, fax and email addresses are posted at the bottom of this page.  

Upon placing  your order you'll receive an immediate confirmation via email. You are not billed at that time. We process orders manually, preferring to have a human actually check things over and contact you should there be questions. Within 24 hours of placing your order you will receive a follow-up email confirmation and final invoice reflecting your total charges (Monday-Friday). You are not billed until we actually send you your final invoice.  Orders shipped to CA addresses will have California Sales Taxes applied, out of state orders are tax free. Orders over $100 are shipped FREE!* Standard size/weight orders less than $100 are billed $8.50 for shipping. During the ordering process you can select expedited shipping if required. (Within the USA we ship via UPS ground. International, and oversize/weight items will be billed for shipping and you will be sent an emailed invoice reflecting total charges prior to actual billing. We will not ship without you having had a chance to review the invoice).

The bags in the picture are my own...I've used TLC's lure bags for close to ten years - and the one's pictured are my own.  Simply put, they last.  These covers do not have drain/fog holes, so they can withstand a saltwater environment and the corrosive spray associated with boating.  Their velcro strap helps compress the cover into an efficient roll, easy to store.  The covers are available in either six or ten lure configuration, and feature several sizes for accommodating lures ranging from albacore to black marlin.  I've been well please with my own purchases of these lure bags, with years of good service and no product failures.  They are a very space-efficient means of totting or storing your lures.

We're also stocking TLC's Safety Leashes.  Use these to secure your expensive rod/reel while trolling, and for securing your rig for trolling by strapping onto a boat's rails when there's no boat mounted rod holder available.