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How To Fish Spreader Bars. When it comes to offshore. How to build a spreader bar for tuna fishing. Spreader bars are easy to fish and little different than standard drift rigs in use. There should only be one hook. While angelini uses a number of different techniques to put some big tuna on deck, one of his standy tactics involves pulling a long bar with a whole bunch of plastic squid baits. Use our guide to learn how to fish them. Before you can ever gaff a tuna you have to fool one into biting, and for many anglers the initi al step will be building a spreader bar. Below you will find details on where to buy spreader bars, how to make them, how to use them & the best color spreader bars for tuna. Simply tie your main line, or better still your shock leader, to the bars connector swivel, and once the hooks are baited, drop it down through the depth. I use squid skirts, hoochies aka. A spreader bar is one lure with a multiple baits, rigged onto a metal bar to help spread the baits into a desired pattern. Spreader bars are a must have piece of kit for tuna fishing.

Spreader bars are a must have piece of kit for tuna fishing. Use our guide to learn how to fish them. A spreader bar is one lure with a multiple baits, rigged onto a metal bar to help spread the baits into a desired pattern. While angelini uses a number of different techniques to put some big tuna on deck, one of his standy tactics involves pulling a long bar with a whole bunch of plastic squid baits. How to build a spreader bar for tuna fishing. When it comes to offshore. I use squid skirts, hoochies aka. Simply tie your main line, or better still your shock leader, to the bars connector swivel, and once the hooks are baited, drop it down through the depth. There should only be one hook. Below you will find details on where to buy spreader bars, how to make them, how to use them & the best color spreader bars for tuna.

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How To Fish Spreader Bars Before you can ever gaff a tuna you have to fool one into biting, and for many anglers the initi al step will be building a spreader bar. How to build a spreader bar for tuna fishing. Below you will find details on where to buy spreader bars, how to make them, how to use them & the best color spreader bars for tuna. Use our guide to learn how to fish them. While angelini uses a number of different techniques to put some big tuna on deck, one of his standy tactics involves pulling a long bar with a whole bunch of plastic squid baits. Spreader bars are a must have piece of kit for tuna fishing. Before you can ever gaff a tuna you have to fool one into biting, and for many anglers the initi al step will be building a spreader bar. There should only be one hook. Simply tie your main line, or better still your shock leader, to the bars connector swivel, and once the hooks are baited, drop it down through the depth. When it comes to offshore. Spreader bars are easy to fish and little different than standard drift rigs in use. A spreader bar is one lure with a multiple baits, rigged onto a metal bar to help spread the baits into a desired pattern. I use squid skirts, hoochies aka.