12" Green Machine Daisy Chain 8/0 Blue/White and 44 similar items

LISTEN UP GUYS This IS "ONE" "YOU" have to have when the CA T C H I N G gets T O U G H ! HERES THE NUMBER ONE BIG GAME KILLER. 1 of the MY sportsman's "in the water first" OFFSHORE rigs JUST FOR YOU. One BIG 12 INCH , DOUBLE SKIRTED, PLASTIC HEADED , GOLDEN EYED, OFFSHORE MONSTER It comes with THREE(3) DOUBLE SKIRTED FOUR + INCH TEASERS. It has 7 + FEET of COMMERCIAL GRADE 200 pound test, that is TOUGHEST of ALL LEADERS, and a 8/0 Mustad 2x heavy offshore hook is locked in place WHERE the PREDATORS BITE. This is "THE" DOUBLE SKIRTED, HEAVY HITTER.. LURE HEAD: 4 inches long X 1 inch thick. The HEAD is DARK BLUE with monstrous REFLECTING SPARKLES that REALLY WORK at catching FISH. LURE LENGTH At 12 inches: Double skirted heavy duty tentacles with lots of SPARKLES that REFLECT all the COLORS and add to the attraction. TEASERS: Three sets of TEASERS: Each set has 2 SKIRTS OVERSKIRT has 2 WHITE eyes. Under and over skirts all have sparkles to set off the colors. LEADER/HOOK: 7+ feet of 200 pound of MONO with 2X-8/0 Blue POWDER COATED HOOK That 8/0 POWDER COATED HOOK behind the 40+ RED- TRI BEADS is "THE" game CHANGER. More TEASER INFO: Each TEASER on the MONO is CRIMPED in the exact spot to KEEP those delicious CRITTERS coming back for more. Each TEASER on the MONO is CRIMPED TO the CORRECT spot to EACH OTHER and to that HOOK LURE. MORE LEADER INFO: LEADER attached with DOUBLE CRIMPS that put those TEASERS for the best ATTRACTANTS + gets the PRED'S HUNGY. LEADER ATTACHED to HOOK HOOK with DOUBLE CRIMPS. HINR INFO: HINT... Run this rig ANY WHERE in your LURE SPREAD. HINT... When running off and O/RIGGER, put it back in the 4th-5th-6th wake wave. HINT... Run this rig off the mid corner rod holder back in the 3rd,4th,5th wake wav. HINT....WARNING , WARNING , MAKE SURE that this fantastic HOOK LURE is in the MIDDLE of ANY WAKE WAVE. HINT... Run this rig at ANY TROLLING SPEED Join the 10% of the guys who CATCH 90% of the fish REMEMBER guys ...... IT'S C A T C H I N G , NOT FISHING