Tacklerow for iPhone

Buy baitfrom the boat.

The whole marketplace on your phone. Browse custom baits by species, follow the makers who pour and paint them, ask a question before you buy, and check out with a real card.

Download Tacklerow on the App Store

Android is in the works. It isn't on Google Play yet, and the full marketplace runs in any phone browser at tacklerow.com until it is.

The Tacklerow browse feed on iPhone: category rail across the top, and a Clear Blue 6 inch Slicky Worm from Luclan Custom Baits listed at $6.50.

What you get

Built for a thumb, not a desk.

  • A bait listing on iPhone: Grape Fade 5 inch Stick Bait, soft density, $8, twenty available, with the maker's own photos.

    Find it

    Every bait tagged by species.

    Search bass, crappie, trout, or redfish and see what actually catches them. Each listing carries the maker's own photos, the build video when there is one, the count on hand, and the price.

  • The Following tab on iPhone: maker cards for Luclan Custom Baits, Crown Customs, Patch Plastics, and Nomad Bait Co, above a feed of their newest baits.

    Follow it

    New runs from your makers.

    Follow the shops you trust and their new baits land in one feed. Turn an alert on and you hear about a run when it posts, not after somebody else cleared it out.

  • Crown Customs

    Shop

    Got that grape fade stick bait in a 4 inch?

    Not listed, but I can pour you a dozen. Same color.

    Perfect. Ship to Tennessee?

    Yep, flat rate. Fishing a grass lake or rock?

    Grass. Shallow, stained water.

    Then I'd go a touch heavier on the salt so it falls faster. I'll put the listing up tonight.

    Message

    Ask first

    Talk to the person who poured it.

    Ask about hook size, a color you want, or a custom run, before you spend anything. The thread carries the listing or the order with it, so nobody is digging back through DMs.

The Nomad Bait Co storefront on iPhone: shop banner, founding member badge, Indianapolis, Indiana, and twenty three listings live.

Already posting

Real shops, not a demo catalog.

Every maker gets a storefront with their own mark on it, their town, and a live count of what they have on hand. Tap a shop and you are looking at one person's bench.

See every maker on Tacklerow

Checkout and orders

Pay with a card, not a comment thread.

Buy from more than one shop in a single trip. Each maker gets their own order, their own tracking, and their own payout, and you get a record of all of it in the app.

Something wrong with an order? Read how we handle it.

Card entry stays with Stripe
Your card number is typed into Stripe's own sheet and never touches Tacklerow. Stripe handles the payment without exposing the number to us.
Tracking on every shipped order
A maker has to put a real tracking number on the package before an order can move to shipped. You watch it land, then confirm you got it.
Alerts you set yourself
Sold, shipped, delivered, new message, new bait from a maker you follow. Push and email are separate switches on every one of them.

If you build them

Post a run from the shop floor.

Your shop is the same shop on the phone and on the web. Post a bait between pours, answer a buyer from the truck, and add tracking when it ships.

  1. Shoot it where you built it

    Up to eight photos and a build video, taken on the phone and sized down on the device before they upload, so a shop with two bars of signal can still post.

  2. Price it and tag the species

    Price, shipping, quantity, category, and the species it catches. The species tag is what puts your bait in front of somebody hunting for exactly that.

  3. Ship it and get paid

    Mark it shipped with a tracking number, the buyer confirms delivery, and Stripe pays out to your bank. Payouts are set up inside the app.

Open your shop
The Tacklerow menu on iPhone, showing a maker's shop tools: your shop, orders received, new listing, and your listings.

Free, and it fits in a shirt pocket.

One account across the app and the site. Saved baits, orders, messages, and your shop follow you between them, so you can start on the phone and finish at the kitchen table.

Android is in the works. It isn't on Google Play yet, and the full marketplace runs in any phone browser at tacklerow.com until it is.