Mepps

Mepps lures are high-quality inline spinners designed to attract various fish species by creating a rotating blade that produces flash and vibration. Invented in France in 1938 by Andre Meulnart and patented as the Aglia, they were introduced to the U.S. in 1951 by Todd Sheldon, whose company Sheldons' Inc. now owns the brand and assembles the lures in Antigo, Wisconsin.