Are you ready for the GIANTS ? The tuna bite has been going off in a big way. One of the tried and true methods of landing the big pelagics is on Splash Bars. Take if from an expert, Capt. Eric Stewart, Goose Hummock Business Development Manager, former owner of The Hook-Up.
The “bird bar” or “splash bar” has become essential in trolling in recent years! It is the solution to bring up the big fish which swim under the anchovy balls and which only come to the surface on the hunts!
The bird sprays water on each side and is mounted on a stainless steel bar.
The last squid has a hook!
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
With its asymmetrical profile and knife point design, the Gomoku Kensaki cuts through the water and sinks quickly • In-line eyelets stabilize the lure during the descent and make it flutter when the line is relaxed • In “Slow Pitch Jigging”, the Gomoku Kensaki is formidable because it produces an erratic action when pulled, followed by a very tight swim while fluttering on the descent • Lure mounted with two VMC Assist Hooks • Sinking
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
Asymmetrical design
Multi-species
“White Line” PE braid with carbon core
Super Sharp VMC® Assist Hooks
With its asymmetrical profile and knife point design, the Gomoku Kensaki cuts through the water and sinks quickly • In-line eyelets stabilize the lure during the descent and make it flutter when the line is relaxed • In “Slow Pitch Jigging”, the Gomoku Kensaki is formidable because it produces an erratic action when pulled, followed by a very tight swim while fluttering on the descent • Lure mounted with two VMC Assist Hooks • Sinking
With its asymmetrical profile and knife point design, the Gomoku Kensaki cuts through the water and sinks quickly • In-line eyelets stabilize the lure during the descent and make it flutter when the line is relaxed • In “Slow Pitch Jigging”, the Gomoku Kensaki is formidable because it produces an erratic action when pulled, followed by a very tight swim while fluttering on the descent • Lure mounted with two VMC Assist Hooks • Sinking
