Wraptor Tackle Roll
$69.99
The Wraptor Grand Slam was designed to hold your over-sized spinner baits, so it’s ideal for the muskie, pike, and big bass fishermen. Grand Slam protects the blades and bodies from chipped paint and keeps the spinner baits in tune.
The newest model devised to accommodate medium to large spinner baits (folds instead of rolls), big square bills, and Mag Baits both salt and freshwater.
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Pete Squibb – May 9, 2020
Has anyone used these for big saltwater flies
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Ken Ktytor – May 9, 2020
Yes anglers have used them for that purpose. As always, you still need to rinse the saltwater off your lures. Also, make sure soft plastics do not have ElazTech type chemicals in them.
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Jim – May 14, 2020
Are the pockets vented so that damp lures will dry out and avoid rusting??!!
Ken Ktytor – May 15, 2020
The bottom corners of each pocket have aeration / drainage vents.
ROBERT WARNER – August 29, 2020
Do you have this product to hold salmon spoons and walleye spoons
Ken Ktytor (verified owner) – August 29, 2020
Absolutely, The Classic Pro with 54 pockets works well for most of your spoons. For 5″-6″ spoons we recommend going with the 24 pocket Big Hitter.
Ronald Bellora – December 17, 2020
I am looking for the attached lure. I don’t know the name but was told is was a Wraptor.
Ken Ktytor (verified owner) – December 17, 2020
Hello Ron, did not find an attachment. Wraptor Tackle Roll is a system for storing lures. The Grand Slam model is for large lures up to 7″ long and XL spinner baits.
Thomas – March 12, 2021
Can the hooks get caught on the vinyl?
Ken Ktytor (verified owner) – March 16, 2021
Hooks do not poke through too often. Typically only when you have outward bent hooks, and they are nice and sharp. Our original from 1994 has the exact same vinyl that we use today and has quite a few poke holes. The 16 gauge double polished vinyl has never ripped, cracked or discolored. Kinda like a pizza pan…it gets better with age!
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