Scratch Tackle is Flashmer's specialist brand dedicated to freshwater predator fishing: pike, perch, zander, asp, and all the predators found in our rivers, lakes, and water bodies. A creative and innovative brand, Scratch Tackle develops a range of soft lures, hard lures, and accessories designed for the conditions and species specific to European freshwaters.

Backed by the expertise of Flashmer, a company rooted in Granville, Normandy with over 50 years of history in fishing, Scratch Tackle benefits from an intimate knowledge of French anglers' expectations. Every product in the range is developed taking into account real field feedback: fish behavior in our waters, weather conditions specific to European seasons, and anglers' growing demands for naturalism and effectiveness.

Scratch Tackle stands out for its innovation-driven approach: new shapes, advanced materials, colorways developed specifically for French waters, and rigs designed to simplify the angler's experience without sacrificing performance. A young, dynamic brand that is progressively establishing itself as a key player in the freshwater lure market.

Scratch Tackle: Lures Designed for French Predator Species

The Scratch Tackle range includes soft lures in innovative shapes — shads, creature baits, worms, and drop-shot lures — as well as hard lures (crankbaits, jerkbaits, spinnerbaits) and a selection of rigging accessories. Each reference is designed to integrate perfectly into modern lure fishing techniques: Texas rig, drop shot, Carolina rig, Neko rig, and many more.

• Flashmer sub-brand carrying 50 years of French fishing expertise
• Innovative lures designed for European freshwater predators
• Complete range: soft lures, hard lures, and rigging accessories
• Adapted colorways for the specific conditions of French waters
• National and European distribution through the Flashmer network

With Scratch Tackle, Flashmer offers a French response to the needs of the modern predator angler: effective, innovative, and accessible products that honor France's fishing tradition while embracing the technical evolutions of our sport.