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who makes cabela's & bass pro crankbaits

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I can't imagine this question hasn't been asked B4, but I really can't find anything when I run this question through the search.

Do both retailers really manufacture proprietary hardbaits, or is somebody else contracted? The Cabela's shad hardbaits look kind of close to Rapala Shads, but I can't be sure from just looking at a catalog.

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Since I have never heard of either one owning and operating mfgs for baits, my guess is the lowest bidder like the BPS rods and reels.

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Since I have never heard of either one owning and operating mfgs for baits, my guess is the lowest bidder like the BPS rods and reels.

So is that why so many of the BPS reels look almost exactly like Abus?

I would wager they are made in Chinese factories.

I don't know where they are manufactured, but the Cabela's prodigy baitcaster says right on it that it is manufactured by daiwa. Daiwa also makes the Tournament ZX and Prodigy spinning reels for Cabelas.

OOPS. Sorry, I just read where the title says crankbaits. I apologize to all.

This is good to know information

I know Plano makes all of their storage systems.  I was just at their outlet store today in Plano, IL.  All the plastic bait storage is plano. 

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