As we look ahead to ICAST 2022, Daiwa USA boss Carey Graves tells us what to keep an eye on, why the pandemic never stopped business and why the brand has anglers covered for pretty much every eventuality…
ICAST 2022 – the huge US-based tackle trade show – is nearly upon us. As the industry descends on Orlando, Florida this July, here’s our guide to tackling the show the right way by taking advantage of these can’t-miss opportunities.
Alongside talking through products and programs for the coming year with almost 100 sales reps and staff, Daiwa USA honoured key reps with its Summit and Key Objectives awards.
Last year, Mud Hole Custom Tackle relaunched its Wholesale Program at ICAST 2021, introducing a new volume-based discount pricing structure, an experienced wholesale management team and a revitalised focus on customer relationships and partnership.
While champions were crowned at the inaugural Sea Angling Classic on England’s south coast in mid-June, it was the industry itself and the sport of fishing which were the real winners.
In the mid 1990s Fladen developed its “Fladen Rescue System” with certified flotation suits, jackets, BiB and lifejackets that will help you in case of emergency, but also keep you comfortable during fishing. They are just as crucial today…
Bajio, maker of blue-light filtering, sustainable performance sunglasses
built to save the world’s saltwater flats and estuaries, has released its frames for 2022.
