A Little Fishing Excitement. Every Day.
Find the day's number, open the door and discover the fishing surprise waiting inside. With 24 compartments to explore, this calendar turns the countdown to Christmas into a daily moment made for someone who would rather be fishing.
More Than a Surprise. A New Addition to Their Tackle.
Pull back the door and take a closer look at the catch of the day. These are real fishing lures to add to their collection, giving them something to discover now and look forward to trying on a future trip. The fun doesn't end when the Christmas countdown does.
A Gift That Says, “I Know What You Love.”
For the dad, partner, grandpa or fishing friend who always chooses their own gear, give them something a little different. Fishing-themed artwork, numbered doors and colourful lure discoveries bring their favourite hobby into a familiar Christmas tradition—one surprise at a time.
Questions?
How does the fishing advent calendar work?
Open one numbered door each day from December 1 to Christmas Eve to discover a fishing lure inside. With 24 compartments, it's a Christmas countdown built around their favourite hobby.
What's included in the calendar?
The calendar contains 24 fishing lures: 6 topwater lures, 2 sinking lures, 6 soft lures and 10 spoons, divided into individual compartments.
It's a varied collection to discover throughout December and add to their tackle box for future trips.
Are these real fishing lures or decorations?
These are real fishing lures, not Christmas decorations. After opening the doors, they can join the recipient's tackle collection. Choose each lure to suit the fishing conditions, target species and tackle being used.
Is it a good gift if I don't know much about fishing?
Yes. Rather than choosing one specific rod, reel or lure, you can give a selection of fishing surprises wrapped into a Christmas tradition. It's a thoughtful choice for a fishing-loving dad, partner, grandpa, sibling or friend.
Is the calendar suitable for children?
This calendar contains real fishing tackle with sharp hooks and small parts. It is not a toy and must be kept away from young children. Younger anglers should only open and handle the contents with adult supervision, following the age guidance on the packaging.