Halco

The beginning of the Halco Tackle story takes us back to 1950, when Hal Cooper, an engineer by profession, started building metal lures and assorted fishing rigs in his back shed in Mosman Park, Western Australia.

Hal scaled up the business to a successful fishing tackle manufacturing company, until Neil Patrick purchased Halco in 1980, and began a program of aggressive innovation and expansion. Halco continued with the original product lines, but the expansion took Halco into the manufacture of a vast range of plastic and wooden lures as well.

Trolling, jigging, popping, and blooping.

Halco pride themselves on award-winning, high quality, and versatile lures for every angler. Halco has a range of lure series, all of which are initially designed at HQ in Western Australia. All Halco lure designs are subject to a diverse range of testing in order to develop the most accurate swimming performance in all weather and speeds.