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ON THE B.O.B

First In - Fish Out

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ON THE B.O.B

First In - Fish Out

OUR PRODUCTS

SHOP ALL PRODUCTS

Browse all products, including Clothing, Hookbaits and Goos below.

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YOUR OPS

Your Operation has landed.

 

Complete the challenge and you could earn a Black Ops Baits Cap a piece of kit that can’t be bought… only earned.

 

Do you have what it takes?

18 + Only!

Join the mission for free 

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hear what our founders want to do in the fishing industry

Andy Pryce-Dyer

My passion for fishing started at a young age, spending countless hours on local rivers and lakes with my brothers and friends. For me, fishing has always been about more than just catching fish, it’s the build-up, the learning, and the social side that make it special.

 

Black Ops Baits was born from the desire to catch fish on bait we’d created ourselves. Starting from scratch with a small budget, a lot of trial and error, and plenty of determination, it’s grown into something I’m proud of.

 

At Black Ops Baits, the goal is simple: create bait we believe in and are proud to fish with ourselves.

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Andy Pryce-Dyer

Dan Smith

Being Andys younger brother, my fishing passion was started young. From the age of 9 I was always dragged out the house to join him on a frozen river bank.

 

I can’t say the passion was born from frozen fingers and toes, but the thrill of finally catching after hours of being sat shivering, absorbing all of Andy’s knowledge, that is what made it all worth it.


Fishing quickly became mine and Andy’s weekly adventure, different lakes, different rivers, a lighthearted competition between brothers, who would catch the most, who would catch the biggest.


Fishing is no longer just a hobby to us, it’s a science, it’s a passion and something that we are wanting to share with all of you.

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Dan Smith

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