Bulb Squid and Bird Spreader Bars
Elevate your offshore game with the Bulb Squid and Bird Spreader Bars, a bulb squid and bird spreader bars designed for serious anglers who demand the best in performance and reliability. Whether you are targeting Marlin, Tuna, or Sailfish, this bulb squid and bird spreader bars is built to withstand the rigors of the open ocean.
Key Features
- Troll like a pro without breaking the bank featuring tournament grade durability.
- These braced spreader bars can be run as a teaser or attach a lure at the end with a hook to catch fish.
- Bulb squid are light weight to be easily trolled on lighter tackle and the polypropylene “birds” keep the bar splashing at the surface in any conditions.
- Bars are made of USA made grade 316 Stainless Steel.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Grade 316 Stainless Steel |
| Construction | Braced Spreader Bars |
| Components | Bulb Squid and Polypropylene Birds |
| Use Case | Offshore trolling for Marlin, Tuna, Sailfish |
FAQ
What is the difference between the bulb squid and bird spreader bars and traditional spreader bars?
The bulb squid and bird spreader bars are designed to stay at the surface with the polypropylene birds keeping them splashing, which improves visibility and action when trolling. The bulb squid design is lightweight and suitable for lighter tackle, offering better performance in open water conditions.
Can these spreader bars be used with a lure attached at the end?
Yes, the spreader bars can be used as a teaser or modified by attaching a lure with a hook at the end to increase the chance of catching fish like Marlin or Tuna.
Are the bars suitable for all types of offshore fishing?
These bars are specifically designed for offshore trolling and are effective for targeting species such as Marlin, Tuna, and Sailfish in open ocean conditions.
Blake Arnold –
Used these bars during a trip to the Gulf and they performed well in rough conditions. The birds kept the bar floating and the squid design made it easy to troll with lighter gear. Caught a few tuna on a teaser setup.
Charles Hodges –
Good quality construction, the stainless steel holds up well in saltwater. The birds stay active even in choppy seas. A bit more expensive than basic models, but worth it for offshore use.
Anne Terry –
Perfect for trolling in deep water. The light weight and surface action helped me spot fish better. Attached a small lure and got a marlin on the first cast.
Simon Mathis –
Solid build and reliable in open water. The bulb design works well with my existing rig. Slightly more expensive, but the durability and performance justify the price.