Acme

Acme Tackle Company is an American fishing tackle manufacturer founded in 1952 in Providence, Rhode Island. The company gained its fame through the production of spoon lures and jigs.
Acme initially focused on producing saltwater lures. Its first major popular lure was the Fiord Spoon, released in the 1950s.
Innovation and Key Products: Acme is a pioneer in the use of new alloys and plating to create appealing flash and vibration in the water. Its success is built upon several iconic lures:
Kastmaster: Arguably Acme's most famous product. This solid metal, cast lure features a unique aerodynamic shape that provides incredible casting distance and a stable, multi-faceted action.
Little Cleo: The legendary spoon lure (originally from Seneca Tackle) that Acme acquired and turned into a global bestseller for trout and salmon fishing.
Specialization: Acme lures are known for their durability and high effectiveness in both fresh and saltwater. They are designed for quick descent and stable performance in heavy currents.