Optics : Vicious Fierce Sunglasses  - Polarized sunglasses have become standard fare for bass anglers and while there are a lot of options out there many of them are quite an investment. Vicious branches out with a new line of optics that feature polycarbonate polarized lenses that offer 100 percent UVA/UVB protection and are formulated to hold scratch coatings better.

Keiko is looking "Fierce" thanks to Vicious

The Vicious Fierce sunglasses are available in four different frames (black, tiger stripe, tortoise and white) and come with a protective case. These sunglasses are also lightweight so they wont weigh you down, and at only $59.99 a pair they won't require you to empty your wallet either.

Foul Weather Gear : Save Phace Masks - It is that time of year when die hard anglers brave the elements to catch those lunker bass. When you are powering across the water at 50+ mph even raindrops hurt and combine that with the cold the wind chill can be downright painful. Save Phace masks keep you dry and comfortable and the updated masks feature interchangeable polycarbonate lenses with an anti-fog coating. The new masks come with some killer finishes and the "Simply Sick Series" and retail for $69.99 but if your looking for something even more exclusive check out the "Handpainted Series" Keiko is wearing which features a custom Freedom design and retails for $119.99.  

Apparel - Shirts : Simms Solarflex Hoody - Wear it as a base layer or a stand alone shirt, but once you or the angler on your list experiences the versatility of Simms’ Solarflex Hoody made of their UPF 30 COR3 fabric, you may not wear another fishing shirt ever again. It is that comfortable, that versatile, and that effective at protecting you from the sun while keeping you cool all at the same time. The Soloflex Hoody is available now at Hi's Tackle Box for $49.95.  

Watercraft Accessory : Z-Launch cord  - Deli and Keiko may look a little tied up but what they have in hand is a complete launching solution. Launching your boat by yourself has never been easier, simply attach the spring loaded clasp to the eye hook of your boat and attach the steel ring on the other side to your winch. Once you back your boat down to the point it is floating slowly pull your trailer out of the water and as the Z-Launch cord expands your boat will pull towards the ramp. Once your trailer is out of the water simply detach the cord and secure your boat and park your vehicle. The Z-Launch cord is available now for $34.99 and makes a great gift for anglers that head out to the water alone, making things safer and easier while cutting down launch time.

Thanks for joining us for this year's Holiday Gift Guide, here is to a great winter season full of good times with family, friends and lots of fish. From all of us here at TackleTour have a very safe and Happy Holidays!