TKFS Introduces

The TKFS Bass Fishing Kit

This kit includes

6’-0” D-Shock Combo by Diawa

Flambeau Fishing Backpack

TKFS 48pc Bass Kit

The 6’-0” D-Shock is perfect for bass. It comes pre-spooled with 8lb test line. It’s a 2pc rod meaning that it breaks in half making it easier to transport.

The Flambeau Fishing Backpack is an awesome way to store your tackle. Instead of carrying a tackle box and trying to fish which can be difficult, carry this backpack on your back for a look that’s stylish and convenient.

The TKFS Bass Kit

We put this kit together to give our customers and fellow fishermen a sampling of great bass fishing and fish catching baits. This kit isn’t like other kits. We’re not trying to push some poor selling bait that never works. The kit includes:

15 Soft Stick Baits – These baits changed bass fishing a couple of years ago. It’s as simple as it gets but bass go crazy for them. You can rig them so many ways!

11 Soft Jerk Baits – Gets bass all worked up. There is nothing better then seeing a big bass explode and eat a soft jerk bait on the surface on a calm day.

5 Power Worms – Power Worms are the standard go to bait for today’s bass pros. These are the real deal! WARNING THE POWER WORMS STINK!!!

5 Power Lizards – Power Lizards are absolutely killer bait for bass!

WARNING THE POWER LIZARDS STINK!!!

5 Offset Worm Hooks – These are high quality hooks perfect for all your rigging needs in this kit. Check out the how to video on our website to learn how to rig the baits using these hooks.

2 Wide Gap Hooks w/Weed Guards – Use these hooks to rig the soft stick baits “WACKY” style. Check out the how to video on our website to learn how to rig the baits using these hooks.

2 1/16oz jig heads – Use these hooks just like the offset hooks. These are great if you want the bait to get down closer to the bottom of the lake. Check out the how to video on our website to learn how to rig the baits using these hooks.

2 - 1/16oz & 2 - 1/8oz Worm weights – Used to rig your baits “Texas” style. Slide the line through the pointed end of the weight then tie on your hook. Check out the how to video on our website to learn how to rig the baits using these weights.