Whether it’s for the holidays, a birthday, or something else, trying to find the best gift for a bass fisherman can seem like an impossible task for someone who knows nothing about fishing. There are so many different bass fishing gift ideas that might come to mind like rods, reels, and other tackle that it’s hard to know where to begin.

It’s especially hard finding gifts for a fisherman who has everything, or at least appears to have everything by the look of their garage.

On top of that, every bass angler is different in their personal preferences and specifications in the equipment they use. Whether it’s the length and action of a rod, the style of reel, or simply their brand loyalty, avid bass anglers are very specific when it comes to their tackle.

Well luckily for gift shoppers, when it comes to fishing lures there is no limit to the amount of variations a bass fisherman wants in their arsenal. Even if you get them a lure in a color or style they do not prefer, they will still be excited to add new lures to their tackle boxes.

The average bass fisherman owns so many lures that some will never even touch the water! Yet they will continue to expand their collection. Bass fishermen absolutely love their lure collections, and never will the day come that they don’t want to add to it, even if they’re adding multiples of the same lure! It’s always good to have backups since lures get lost so often.

Best Bass Fishing Gifts

Lures make great gifts because you have a tremendous amount of spending flexibility. They are relatively inexpensive sold individually if you’re looking for a small and cheap gift life a stocking stuffer, or you can buy a set of lures as a bigger gift. And of course you can just buy as many lures as you want until you hit the desired amount you’re looking to spend.

While all bass lures might look the same to someone who doesn’t know about bass fishing, there are definitely a lot of lures out there that are a complete waste of money. The goal of this page is to point those people in the right direction.

The contributors of this site are lifelong bass anglers that know bass tackle inside and out, so we put this helpful guide together for those who are searching for a great gift for a bass fisherman. We figured most shoppers have an idea of what they’re looking to spend so we structured them by price.

Or if you just want to take the easy way out you can always get them a Bass Pro Shops Gift Card starting at $25.

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Under $10

The vast majority of fishing lures are priced at under ten dollars, but the better quality ones are closer to ten. Lures make such great small gifts because of how much a bass fishermen will appreciate it and at such a low cost. This makes them perfect stocking stuffers. Here are our recommendations for lure gifts at under ten dollars.

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Under $25

When you get in the to the twenty to twenty-five dollar range, you are either dealing with really high-end lures or lure sets. A single lure at this price range is probably not something you would give to a novice, but a lure set would be perfect. Here’s are a few options in the twenty-five dollars or less range.

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Under $50

If you’re spending in the fifty-dollar range you can equip a fishermen with a very nice set of lures. And if you’re looking in this range then we have to assume this person has some bass fishing experience under their belt.

Both items ship for free and are sets of lures that any fisherman would recognize as very high-quality bass tackle. The Wacky Rig Kit is tailored more for a beginner while the BiCO Jig Box leans more towards bass fishermen with a little more experience.

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Under $100

If you’re spending upwards of $100 dollars on a fisherman, then it’s pretty safe to say that they are not just starting out. These are both really nice sets of lures. Either one of these two suggestions would make for an extremely happy bass fisherman with any level of experience.

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If you’re spending over a hundred dollars on a fishing gift then I would just go with a Bass Pro Shops Gift Card or ask the fisherman you’re buying for what they want. At that price range you’re getting into rods, reels and other equipment that anglers are typically very specific on what they like. Again, that’s what makes getting bass lures for a gift so great, no matter what they will be happy.