About Us
80 and Sunny is a Mindset
Looking to elevate your fishing game while embracing a mindset that radiates positivity? Welcome to 80 and Sunny Custom Tackle, where premium craftsmanship meets a lifestyle of optimism. We specialize in hand-crafted spinner baits, durable plastic baits, and precision jig heads designed to hook more than just fish—they hook attention. Every product is built with care, tested for performance, and inspired by the belief that life is always “80 and sunny,” no matter the forecast.
Whether you're casting in calm waters or chasing trophies in the rough, our tackle is made to deliver results. And it’s not just about gear—it’s about attitude. Our 80 and Sunny branded t-shirts let you wear the mindset proudly, reminding you and everyone around that good vibes are always in season. Anglers from all walks of life trust our tackle to perform, and they carry our message with them: stay grounded, stay hopeful, and keep casting.
Join a community that believes fishing is more than a sport—it’s a way of life. With 80 and Sunny Custom Tackle, you’re not just buying bait, you’re investing in a philosophy. Because when your tackle is this good, and your outlook this bright, every day feels like a perfect day on the water.
Our Story
Our journey into the custom bait-making business began with a simple yet powerful idea: fishermen know best what other fishermen need. As anglers ourselves, we wanted to create baits that were as unique as the fish we were trying to catch. Each bait is handcrafted with care, made by fishermen for fishermen, with a focus on quality, creativity, and precision. Unlike mass-produced baits that all look the same, our custom baits are one-of-a-kind creations designed to give you an edge on the water. When you choose our baits, you're not just picking up a tool—you're choosing something that’s been carefully crafted with passion, skill, and a deep understanding of what works. Give the fish something they’ve never seen before, and watch the difference it makes in your next catch.
