Day 6 - 12 DAYS of TACKLESHARE GIVEAWAYS (2023) - Lucky Strike Prize Package
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- (***Updated January 3, 2024 ***)
The winner of Day 6 of our 12 Days of TackleShare Giveaways is Derek Smith. Please contact us by email at info@tackleshare.com no later than January 10, 2024 at 1:00 pm. We will respond to verify your requirements in order for you to claim your prize. Congratulations!
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Get ready for more fishing adventures in 2024 with some new fishing gear. To help our followers expand their fishing experiences we are hosting 12 days of giveaways thanks to our generous sponsors Shimano, Rapala, and Lucky Strike. Watch the video to find out how to enter each of the 12 Days of TackleShare Giveaways as there will be different questions for each day to provide your comment. You can enter all 12 days before the contest closes on December 31, 2023.
What you Win:
In this video we are giving away items donated by Lucky Strike Baitworks. The Day 6 giveaway is valued at $200.00 CDN and includes:
- Rubber Basket Net with 16" Handle
- Winter tuque (Half Wave)
- Lucky Socks (Half Wave)
- Lucky Strike Hoodie - (Size Large)
- Square Bill Rattlin' Wiggler - (3.25" Trout)
- Square Bill Rattlin' Wiggler - (3.25" Red Craw)
- Square Bill Rattlin' Wiggler - (2.75" Perch)
- Bass ‘n Walleye Lure Pack (6 Pack)
- Salmon King Spoon (4” Night Frog)
- Super Flash Spoon (3.25" Hammered Fluorescent Orange and Gold)
- Ford Spoon (3.25" Nickle and Pearl)
Requirements to Enter:
1. Like this video
2. Subscribe to the TackleShare channel
3. Comment on this video. ** Watch the video to know what question is asked to comment
Links
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Official Rules: It is free to enter to win.
• The contest closes at 11:59 PM EST on December 31, 2023
• Open to Canadians only.
• The winner will be chosen randomly and contacted by January 5, 2024. If the winner has not followed the rules of the contest they will be disqualified.
• Participants must have a valid Gmail account to comment on the video for contest entry.
• The winner must reply by January 10, 2024 by 1:00 pm to claim their prize, or they will be disqualified, and a new winner will be chosen.
• Any information collected will be used for the sole purpose of delivering the prize to the winner.
• This giveaway is hosted by TackleShare, we are solely responsible for the contest and delivering the prize to the winner. It is NOT sponsored by or affiliated with TH-cam. No purchase required.
Good luck and happy holidays.
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Our favorite fishing spot is our 3 acre stocked pond just off the 401. Not over stocked. Every fishing trip is a gamble as it should be!
Thank you for the contest. Well, on a daily basis when not canoe tripping about 150 meters from my deck to the river. I will either paddle up to the first set of rapids and fish for 45 minutes and return home. Some days I will paddle and fish for up to four hours enjoying a shore lunch and multiple coffees. Days like this I'm able to paddle up stream and fish around five different sets of rapids and various drops. It never gets old and the scenery and solitude is rather nice.
There are great fishing spots all within a 10-15 min drive for us! Very Lucky indeed!
Great prize package! We travel about 1.5hours to get to the Great Lakes. Weekend adventures for us!
We are lucky we are a 20 min drive to island lake in orangeville that's where we do most of our fishing, that may change this summer comming as we now have a boat so we will be looking for new spots this summer. Hope everyone has a very merry Christmas and a happy new year keep those lines tight
The giveaway is beyond generous! Keep the sharing going and enter me in for the giveaway. It take me an hour to reach my favorite spot.
It takes me about 30 minutes to get to my favorite fishing spot. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
About an hour in the winter to our shack, but in the summer there is a lake about ten minutes away that I like to bring the kids and friends, my chair and relax for an hour or two in the evenings. 🎣
Spend the summer fishing at the cottage, which is a 36 hour drive away. But 6 weeks of non stop fishing is worth it. Plus all the stops along the way.
I have drove up to 3.5 hours from home. Bark Lake, 2.5 hours, Nipissing 3 hours, Temagami. Lots of trips to the Bay of Quinte. Love ice fishing
For creek fishing, I'm fortunate to have something within a 20 min drive. Otherwise usually an hour to get out to our favorite spots in the boat:)
Seriously though we need to support lucky strike more after these generous giveaways. I like to fish up to 30 mins from home on a regular basis and once in a while travel an hour or two away to explore somethng different.
My time travelled varies greatly. I have great fishing less than 30 minutes away but I also love to go further and explore what my province has to offer.
We are lucky, we live on the Otonabee River at the mouth of Rice Lake, so somedays we only have to walk to the dock, others we cruise out to the Lake at putter around at our favourite fishing spots, so not very far!
Usually a short walk to the local pond, but sometimes drive 15-60minutes to larger bodies of water.
We mostly go to a lake about an hour from home, but try go up north (8 hour drive) for a good couple days at least once a winter! Usually try make a full day out of it, anywhere from 6-12 hours!
We live in the GTA and you showed some great fishing spot
Close by …. But off the dock at the cottage so about 2 hr drive is my favourite spot
We like to go up North for fishing , stay at a cottage that is right on the lake/water. Our favourite is Bear Creek Cottages in Callander, On (shoutout to Shawn & Terra, amazing owners of the Cottages).
Since I live in cottage country, I only have to travel a few kilometers to access many great fishing spots, but my favorite is fishing while moose hunting 20 hours drive away!
Lucky for me one of my favourite rivers is right in my hometown that I’ve fished since I was young. Only about a 2 minute drive!
I have found a really nice spot for bass and pike it’s about 5-10 mins away from me and love to fish there with friends and family on my way home from school. Tight lines
Thanks for the amazing giveaway. Keep doing your magic and grow that channel. It took me about an hour to reach my fishing spot.
Lucky Strike are my fave lures!! 2 hour drive to where we keep our boat. Once there, lines are in the water as soon as we’re off the dock. Thanks for the chance
We typically travel around an hour way to our favourite fishing spot. The best place to spend the weekend and not too far away 😊
I can go fishing anywhere from 2 to 15 miles away. I count that as a blessing.
We live on Lake Erie but do most of our fishing at cottages up North. The reason is the size of boat required to fish Lake Erie. It requires a bigger boat.
With a river within one kilometer and several lakes within 10 kilometers I consider myself fortunate. With the use of fish ON-Line I know how to get to the body of water, the species of fish in it, what type of bait to use and all regulations in that zone.
Always fish at least 4 hours. We go out at 5 am and don’t leave the water until at least 9! Usually 11. Perfect to go home, have a late breakfast and nap!
Merry Christmas and thanks for the marathon giveaway! My closest hot spot is 40 Miles away.
I am blessed with multiple are to go fishing. The nearest is around 30 walking destine.
I can dangle a line anywhere from 10 mins away in the Ottawa or Rideau Rivers, or go a bit further and toss a line in a river or lake nearby.
I live by the Grand River in Brantford so I usually only travel 5 minutes from home for the best fishing!!
Usually we travel up to a couple of hours but were out fishing at 5am and start coming back at dusk stopping at potential fishing holes on the side of the road on the way back home lol😅🎣🎣
Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Christmas! I spent an hour travelling from my home to my favorite location.
30-min drive just near where I live. This way, if something happens, I can always come back home right away.
Hour and a half drive to where I keep my tinny boat docked! But if shore fishing could get to a spot with a 20 min bike ride
My nearest spot is 2 miles away. If I don't have any plan to fishbowl other locations, I will hop on there for a quick session.
Right now we live very close to the water, so a couple minutes and we are on the water. On average though to nearby waters, probably 30 min to a bunch of other places we go fishing too.
On a good day, 20-30 minutes away from paradise!
I will travel up to 2 hours in 1 day to go fishing.
I usually like to go about a half an hour of driving, but it's a GORGEOUS drive so I'm hit complaining!
I can travel anywhere within 5 nins to. 1.5 hours for good fishing. Essex county has great fishing.
I walk out my door, and the lake is right there!
Usually less than 90 minutes away. Longer drives cut into fishing time!
Living on Manitoulin Island, I travel aware from a two minute drive down to the dock, to a 45 minute drive to other end of the island.
I got lucky found a very nice place not on the radar for most people , only 3 to4 of us go there 😊 around a 15 min drive from my place
The river is about 15 minutes away. Takes about 35 to the lake. I’m old fashioned I have to walk out there takes another 10 or so but it’s worth it. Thank you ski doos for the trail lol. And that prize is sweet !
When I go fishing i drive from Wasaga beach to the Gravenhurst area so usually 1-1.5h radius! But I’ve been known to go up to Point Au Baril and that’s much farther!!
I am a home boy and I usually will not go far out of my way so I fish near my area. Within 20 miles radius, I can find lakes and stream to spend a quiet day of fishing.
I normally go about 1 country block to my own pond with hybred bluegill, bass, and cat fish for some fun fishing.
There is minimum 2 hour drive to anything worth going from where we are. Usually an early morning to be able to get on the water or ice early or we go over night!
My favorite spot in Oregon took me 2 hours to drive there another 2 plus hour of hiking through the woods to get to my favorite spot.
Depends how good the spot is, if it's a great fishing place then as early as possible.
Most of the time I fish an hour or two away summer and winter. I do go 7 hours north once a year for a guys fishing trip though. Good luck everyone and what a fantastic giveaway.
I walk to my local park and do some fishing on the weekend. Its like a 10 minute walk.
I live on the Ottawa River so I go to my backyard and get in the boat. Nice and Close
We are lucky to have few lakes within a 10 minute drive. But we love to go to the cottage about an hour away.
Appreciate the giveaway opportunity! It typically take me half an hour to get the chance to fish.
I have many local favourite fishing spots ranging from 5 minutes to 20 minutes from my home.
We’re fortunate to have some incredible fisheries close by so on average I’d say we travel 30 minutes to get to the lake.
The best lake for me is about 20 minutes a way. It's worth it. All different kinds of species and I almost always catch something.
Range anywhere from 5 minutes for panfish with my daughter to five hours for ice fishing bungalow with the boys. Typically, half hour to an hour for good reliable fishing spots.
Living in Ottawa I try to get out where there is less people so usually at least an hour drive.
I’m lucky enough to live right next to hundreds of excellent lakes and rivers within an hour and a half’s drive
have humber river close by to go fishing whenever i want
Like done. Subscribe checked. I am from Toronto so I travel pretty much between 1.5 to 2.0 hours and I fish mostly in Zone 16 and 17 only.
I try to get out for 4 or 5 hours every time. Getting away from it all is great, thanks for the chance to win.
On a regular day we usually go to our spot that is only 15 minutes away but often in the summer we travel for camping and fishing trips a bit farther
All depends what I am targeting. Pike, Perch and Walleye, are all about 1.5-2 hours, at the closest... Sometimes 3 hours.
Lake Trout are about 5 hours away.
We typically go for a 2 hours drive and a full day of fun with friends
Just a 15 minute walk for me to Grenadier Pond in High Park, Toronto! Even if I don't catch anything the beauty of nature is all around. Toronto is #acitywithinapark 😊
Very nice!
I live really close to my favorite fishing spots!
Anywhere from 30-45 mins for usually trout or salmon fishing. When we are camping we are right on the water for walleye
If we are going out in boat, it usually takes anywhere from 15 mins-45 mins to get where we wanna go to fish!
I cycle like 1 mile away. I reckon if I drive, I would arrive faster but I need the workout.
Oh anywhere from half an hour to a couple of hours depending on the location.
With price of gas I’m more focused on my local fishing. Lake Ontario is minutes away. Niagara river is 45 minutes away. Lake Erie is 45 minutes away. I love to fish the north but it does get awfully expensive.
Ooooohohoh this is a good one, depending on the species is the main factor on how far I’ll go but if I were to just go cast somewhere I’d go 30 mins to 1 hour away
I travel at least for 2 hours before I get to my parking spot and track all the way to my favourite stop and that is another 1 hour of tracking through the woods.
I’m pretty lucky, i have quite a few lakes within 20 minutes, and if no time for the boat it’s even closer
It takes me about 1 hour to get to my main spot and my other fishing spot 35 mins. Thanks love you guys
We usually only go 5 minutes down the road. One time this summer we hiked into a park and fished. Not as fun hiking back after a day of fishing though 😀
Pickerel and perch lake 5 mins away. And one of the best small mouth fisheries in my area within 30 mins.
It's a drag to get to where I want to be on a weekend. A short distance but it took me 2 and a half hours to my fishing spot due to the traffic.
I'll travel about an hour one way to fish. We just bought a cottage on a river, so for now I am fishing close to there. But, I like a diversity of lakes and fish species, so I will drive a ways to get that.
My favorite fishing spots are about 1 1/2 hour drive for me. If my time is limited I have a lake only about a 5 minute drive away.
Usually about 30 minutes to get to the dock and then travel up about 4 miles up the Bay’
Counting the walk to and from the dock, about 90 minutes.
I go roughly 1-1/2 away to my buddies trailer on Upper Buckhorn Lake.
I am blessed living in an area with some community park lake that I can go fishing. It's 5 minutes in any direction I go.
I'm happy to travel 1 to 1.5 hrs for a full day of fishing, but usually travel up to 30 mins for a 1-2 hr outing.
On an average day we take our boat 10 mins from our cottage to go fishing. At night I travel 1 min down our dock and fish off the end of it.
Most time I like few spots within half hour drive.
About 6 miles. I live in Michigan and am encased by lakes.
I use to take a 15 min walk or a 5 min drive to our spot for bass or rainbow trout I have then moved but miss it
We go around 2in a half hr drive from home to a few of our hot spots ice fishing well that's different 5 6 hrs...thanks for chance
I’m lucky where I live I only have to travel less than half an hour any direction to get into some fish!
Hard one to answer I live 2 stones throw from an urban pond where I caught my largest (25lb) carp and this year to Peterborough, Orillia, Gravenhurst (130-170km) and areas north of Kingston (340km 6 times this year) .. but as a mathematical average 200km 😉
Wow, I like to fish every weekend but the most productive water is 7 hours away.
I usually travel about a half hour to the Inner Bay on Lake Erie.