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How many jet heads should be on each rig? |
We place one at the end of the two teasers and the stinger is a jet head. The other squid are foam filled and help bring the jets back up after a dive. This pulling to the surface allows the jet to grab more air and the dives are more aggressive. Exactly what I need to get attention! |
| What shape of jet head should I have in my tackle bag? | Bullet heads - Straight runners. These have holes that trap air then the jet comes to the surface and vent the air when it dives, creating a "smoke trail" of bubbles.
Flat Heads - Straight runners. These have a flat face that traps air in addition to the air trapped in the jets. They create a superior smoke trail and can be run anywhere in the pattern. Slant Head - While classified as straight runners, the slant head causes a little more action on the lure. They are quite versatile and can be run anywhere in the pattern, in rough or calm seas. |
| What colors should I use on my bars? | While there are no specific rules, its good to have a plan. The most widely accepted theory is dark colors at dawn, dusk and dark days. Any other time, use bright or lightly colored lures. And when nothing is working, try something different. |
| If you are catching smaller fish and other fishermen are catching larger fish, how can I change the spread to arouse strikes from the larger fish? | This usually means that you have to do more to draw attention to your spread. Try introducing more action into your spread with Reel Draggin' Tackle Bird Bars and Bird Chains. |
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