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THE ORIGINAL - BE ORIGINAL PORK IS BACK! 2022 PRODUCT CATALOG Acme® Hyper Hammer T.T. Uncle Josh® Pork is Back Acme® Tungsten Acme® Stub-Z Slider Jig PAGE 5 PAGE 7 PAGE 8 PAGE 10 Acme® Rattlin’ Walleye- Acme® Tungsten Acme® Tungsten Spinner Rig Kastmaster DR Kastmaster Micro Series Kalin’s® Tickle Shad PAGE 12 PAGE 13 PAGE 13 PAGE 26 Beaver Dam® Walleye Size 2 Tungsten Pendu Acme® Tungsten Jigs Kalin’s® Tickle Worm Themed Tip Up and Google Eye Jigs Color Additions PAGE 26 PAGE 36 PAGE 6 PAGES 6 & 7 Acme® V-Rod Larger Acme® Hyper Acme® Spinmaster Acme® Kastmaster, Sizes and Gold Addition Series Colors 1/16oz Size Addition Cleo, and Phoebe Color Additions PAGE 8 PAGES 7 & 9 PAGE 11 PAGES 11, 16, 18 NEW PRODUCT ADDITIONS TO EXISTING SERIES 2 Welcome Thank you for taking the time to learn Contents Page more about the great products that Acme Tackle Company has to offer. Uncle Josh® Pork . 4 Since 1922 we have produced the finest quality fishing lures, designed to catch ® a wide range of species, in fresh and Acme . 6 saltwater, open water or ice conditions. Our brands have stood the test of time Kalin's® . 22 and we continue to provide high quality lures, tip-ups, rods and accessories to Beaver Dam® . 36 meet and exceed the high expectations of today’s angler. Double HTM . .. 43 We hope you enjoy your time on the water using our products. To learn more about Little StinkerTM / Uncle Josh® 44 our great products, techniques to catch more fish, interact with our pro staff or AtomTM / Bead® . 45 just give us feedback, please visit our website at AcmeTackle.com and follow our brands on social media. Images throughout this publication are representative samples and may vary slightly during final production. Acme Tackle Company reserves the right to change, update, delete or modify products at any time. @AcmeTackle 3 4 www.acmetackle.com IT’S BACK 11 Orginal Pork Frog A fishing legend has returned. The world’s most popular rind pattern is back after a five year break. Chunky, fleshy body with a beveled face and thin flexible legs. The perfect imitator of frogs 11A B/BU- Black/Blue 11 B- Black 11 BU- Blue and crawfish is ideal for the famous “Jig N’ Pig” combination. Especially effective for bass and northern pike. #11 2.5” x 1” 3 Per Jar 11 CRBR- Crawdad Brown 11 GS- Green Spot 11 W- White IT’S BACK 10 Big Daddy Frog Returning alongside the Original 10A B/BU- Black/Blue 10 B- Black 10 BU- Blue Pork Frog is it’s big brother the Big Daddy Frog. Big Daddy features the same great fish catching attributes as the #11 but is larger in size for bigger, hungrier fish. Great for landing bass, muskie, and northern pike. #10 3 1/4” x 1 1/8” 2 Per Jar 10 CRBR- Crawdad Brown 10 GS- Green Spot 10 W- White IT’S BACK 7N GLC- Great Lakes Crawler 7N Pork Night Crawler The 7N Pork Crawler has a swimming action just like a real night crawler. Likelife and flexible, it wiggles and twitches with the slightest vibration, yet stays on the hook, won’t get bit off, and lasts through multiple fish. 7N 7” x 1/4” 4 Per Jar 7N CNC- Canadian Crawler Uncle Josh® Pork 5 2AT 2 mm Size 14 Hook | 0.7g Pro-Grade Tungsten Jigs 3AT 3 mm Size 12 Hook | 0.9g Classic tungsten ice jig with great colors at great 4AT 4 mm Size 10 Hook | 1.2g value. Must have for any level ice fisherman. 5AT 5 mm Size 8 Hook | 2.0g 2 Pack BG Bumble Green BN Bloody Nose BR Booger DS Da Shiz FT Firetiger GL Glow NEW GN Gold Nugget GW Glow Wonderbread HR Hook-R OC Orange Crush PC Pink Chartreuse RA Rona NEW NEW SE Spank-E SF Stif-Ler ST Strep Throat NEW NEW Rattlin' Google Eye Tungsten Jigs 2GE 2 mm Size 11 Hook| 1.0g NEW 3GE 3 mm Size 10 Hook | 1.4g Tungsten ice fishing jig that features a glass rattle Actual glass rattle 5GE 5 mm Size 10 Hook | 2.9g thru-construction. chamber eye for added vibration and noise. 1 Pack Patented BG Bumble Green BN Bloody Nose BR Booger DS Da Shiz FT Firetiger GL Glow NEW GN Gold Nugget GW Glow Wonderbread HR Hook-R OC Orange Crush PC Pink Chartreuse RA Rona NEW NEW SE Spank-E SF Stif-Ler ST Strep Throat NEW NEW Tungsten PENDU Ice Jig 2TS- 2mm/ Size 9 Hook | 1/32oz NEW Tungsten ice fishing jig featuring a free swinging hook. 1 pack 3TS- 3mm / Size 8 Hook | 3/32oz (patent pending) 5TS- 5mm / Size 8 Hook | 5/32oz BG Bumble Green BN Bloody Nose BR Booger DS Da Shiz FT Firetiger NEW NEW GW Glow Wonderbread SF Glow Smurf HR Hook-R GL Glow GN Gold Nugget NEW PC Pink Chartreuse RA Rona SE Spank-E SF Stif-Ler ST Strep Throat NEW NEW NEW NEW 6 www.acmetackle.com Hammered Tungsten Ice Jigs The Hammered feature provides extra flash to draw in fish from long distances. 2 Pack C Copper G Gold S Silver NEW Tungsten Slider Jig 3SL 3 mm Size 8 Hook Tungsten ice jig that features a spring loaded 5SL 5 mm Size 8 Hook sliding hook to increase hook up ratio. 1 Pack BG Bumble Green BN Bloody Nose BR Booger DS Da Shiz FT Firetiger GL Glow GN Gold Nugget GW Glow Wonderbread HR Hook-R PC Pink Chartreuse RA Rona SE Spank-E Spring loaded hook pulls out upon hook set creating wider SF Glow Smurf SF Stif-Ler ST Strep Throat hook gap that prevents fish from spitting the hook. Google Eye Hyper R.I.P. Engineered with 3 interconnected water tunnels, water travels through the bait and 30RP- 1/8oz | Size 12 Treble Hook gives it an incredibly erratic action that is irresistible to any gamefish. Also equipped 40RP- 1/4oz | Size 10 Treble Hook with a glass rattle eye for added noise. (patent pending) CZ- Chart-Z NEW FH- Fathead NEW FT- Firetiger GR- Green Ripper MY- Money OS- Orange Glow Splash PH- Perch SF- Da Smurf SH- Glow Green Splash SZ- ShadZ NEW VS- Violet Shad YG- Yoda G NEW Acme® 7 V-Rod The new standard for open water vibe baits, the V-Rod features an all steel frame with lead injection molding body to create the ultimate baitfish presentation. Finished off with ABS plastic covering for ultimate durability and hyper realistic and sharp paint finishes. Cast it, retrieve it, vertical jig it, you name it. The V-Rod will catch you fish period. NEW NEW VR-14- 1/4oz | Size 10 Treble Hook VR-38- 3/8oz | Size 8 Treble Hook VR-12-1/2oz | Size 6 Treble Hook VR-34-3/4oz |Size 6 Treble Hook Length: 1 1/4” Length: 2” Length: 2 1/3” Length: 2 1/2” BM- Big Muddy DM- Dead Meat DS- Deep State GO- Goby One GN- Gold Nugget NEW IM- Ice Man JJ- Jericho MM- Maverick PB- Party Boy PC- Plum Crazy PYB- Pony Boy SD- Smelt Dis Stub-Z NEW Brand new ice jigging bait from Acme. Small 1 1/4 inch profile makes it a lethal weapon for jigging walleyes through the ice. Unique stub nosed shape SE- Sun-E generates erratic darting actions when ripped up. 12SZ | 1.25” | 4.5g | Size 12 Treble Hooks BR- Buddy Ruff CH- Crazy Horse FM- Full Moon FT- Firetiger GC- Glow Clown GZ- Golde Lokz MG- Magic Man PK- Pinky PY- Psycho PZ- Plumz RB- Ricky Bobby ST- Saturn 8 www.acmetackle.com Hyper-Rattle® Acme Tackle brings another innovation to the jigging minnow NEW FH Fathead PTG Pink Tiger Glow category by offering the Hyper- Rattle — this bait offers the balanced, life-like swimming presentation that jigging minnow baits are known for, along with a FT Firetiger NEW SZ Shad Z first-of-its kind sonic rattle chamber to call fish in from a distance. Available in 12 colors and 3 sizes, the Hyper-Rattle series creates a unique GC Yellow Red Glow NEW UN Unforgiven combination of sight and sound that triggers more bites to catch more fish. HD2 (High Definition/High Durability) finishes feature Glow and UV to optimize visibility in GP Glow Perch WW Wally World dirty water. HR4 | 1.5” #4 Hook | 10g HR5 | 2” #2 Hook | 17g PH Perch NEW WT Wild Thang HR6 | 2.5” #1 Hook | 30g PR Purple Rain NEW YG Yoda G Hyper-Glide® The Acme Hyper-Glide features an injected plastic minnow body with wings that resemble real fish fins NEW FH Fathead PTG Pink Tiger Glow and open each time the bait falls. As the wings open, the bait glides as if it's swimming. Fish it vertically in open water and ice fishing. Shake it vertically and the wings open and FT Firetiger NEW SZ Shad Z close quickly. Cast it in open water to cover an extreme area as you bring it back to the boat. The Hyper- Glide searches and hunts fish on GC Yellow Red Glow NEW UN Unforgiven every cast! Use this bait to catch every species of fish that swims. HG4 | 1.5” #14 Hook | 3g HG5 | 2” #10 Hook | 5.5g GP Glow Perch WW Wally World HG6 | 2 . 5 ” #10 Hook | 10g VDrop System PH Perch NEW WT Wild Thang PR Purple Rain NEW YG Yoda G Acme® 9 Hyper Hammer T.T.
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