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Attract fish from afar with pre-rigged spreader bars or teasers. The last lure or bait with the hook on the spreader bar appears to be chasing the school on the surface, while the teaser splashes and flutters on the surface for incredible attraction.
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The Live Squid Spreader Bar includes 15 pro-rigged Live Series Squid baits with a 2/0 crane swivel and snap-on 300 lb. Sufix leader. The total length is 8 feet and the running speed is 2-8 knots. The Live Ballyhoo Spreader Bar has the same features, but is rigged with Live Ballyhoo soft lures. Williamson’s Exciter Birds teasers splash and flutter on the surface to add activity to your spread. Use the Exciter Bird as a lead on a daisy chain teaser, or make an entire Exciter Bird daisy chain, or connect the Exciter Bird in front of your favorite lure as an added attractor.
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