Fishing lure packaging
18pt C1S board, blister or carton format1,000 minimum · 8 to 10 business daysFishing lure packaging is a small blister card or folding carton sized to hold a lure, hook set, or terminal tackle piece securely without hooks and blades shifting or poking through, built for tackle brands selling on a pegboard or in a small retail box. We produce them from 1000 units, ready in about 8 to 10 business days after proof.
When to choose it, and when not to
Choose lure packaging when your product has hooks or sharp components that need to be held securely and safely for a customer to see and handle in a retail environment, whether that's a single lure on a blister card or a small tackle set in a carton.
Choose a simple poly bag instead if your product is sold in bulk to other businesses rather than displayed at individual retail, since the blister or carton format here is built for point-of-sale presentation, not bulk trade packaging.
Specifications
| Format | Blister card with a molded plastic shell, or a small folding carton |
|---|---|
| Board | 18pt C1S coated one side paperboard, blister-seal compatible on the card option |
| Securing | Twist ties, stitched thread, or a fitted carton cavity to hold sharp components in place |
| Hang feature | Die-cut hang hole sized for a standard pegboard hook |
| Offset CMYK, full coverage or spot color | |
| Minimum | 1000 units |
| Lead time | 8 to 10 business days after proof |
| Prototype | On request; timing confirmed in your quote |
| Sizes we run | 2 x 4 in (small single lure) 4 x 6 in (larger lure or small tackle set) custom size to your product |
Materials that suit it
Questions people ask
How do you keep hooks from poking through the packaging?
On a blister card, the molded shell fully encloses the lure so hooks stay contained. On a carton format we design a fitted cavity or use a twist-tie mount, so tell us your specific lure shape and hook configuration and we'll recommend the safer option.
Can different lure sizes and colors share one packaging design?
A shared base design with variable product visible through a window or die-cut opening can work well for a tackle line, but each distinct print design runs as its own job with its own 1000-unit minimum.
Is the blister format better than a carton for this product?
A blister card shows the product directly and costs less per unit at volume, while a carton gives more room for printed information and protects a bulkier tackle set better. Tell us your product and priorities and we'll recommend.
Do you supply the lures, or just the packaging?
We produce the packaging only, lures and tackle are typically sourced through your existing manufacturer.
Can I test a small batch before committing to 1000 units?
The 1000-unit minimum reflects the blister or die-cutting setup. A printed or structural sample before the full order lets you check the fit and look without committing to the full run.
Is the hang hole sized for standard pegboard hooks?
Yes, the die-cut hole is sized to a standard pegboard or slatwall hook. If your retail fixtures use a different hook size, let us know.
How is fishing lure packaging different from a blister card?
Fishing lure packaging is built around hooks and blades: a blister card or a small folding carton on 18pt C1S, with twist ties, stitched thread or a fitted cavity that keeps sharp parts from poking through, and a peg hole. A blister card is the general backer for any product under a clear blister, in full, half or clip-style formats. Both start at 1,000 units in 8 to 10 business days after proof. Lures and terminal tackle suit the lure packaging.
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Ready to price your fishing lure packaging?
Send the size and quantity for a quote and a dieline, usually within one business day. Your digital proof follows, usually within one business day of your artwork. Design help and the Swatch Book of materials are free.