Important

What this warning means

California’s Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (Proposition 65) requires businesses to provide warnings when products may expose consumers to certain chemicals above established thresholds.

Fishing tackle can contain metals, coatings, or components that may include listed chemicals. This warning is provided so you can make an informed decision and handle products responsibly.

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Prop 65 FAQs

Quick answers about the warning, product handling, and where to learn more.

Which products does this apply to?

Any product that may result in exposure to one or more Proposition 65-listed chemicals above applicable thresholds may carry a warning. Warnings may appear on product pages, packaging, or inserts.

Does a warning mean the product is unsafe?

Not necessarily. A Prop 65 warning means California requires notice of potential exposure to certain chemicals. Risk depends on the chemical, amount, and how the product is used.

What chemicals are commonly referenced for fishing tackle?

Warnings often reference lead and other metals that may be present in weights, hooks, swivels, paints, or components.

How can I reduce exposure?

Wash hands after handling tackle, avoid eating or drinking while rigging baits, keep products away from children, and store tackle securely.

Where can I learn more?

Visit P65Warnings.ca.gov for details on listed chemicals and consumer guidance.

Questions about a specific item?

Contact us and include the product name (and order number if applicable). We’ll help with available information and labeling details.