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Nothing draws a feeding fish in more than a vertical stack of bait fish?  The Teaser Leader™ mimicks everything from a school of bait fish to a recent fry hatch and your baited hook is connected to the bottom.  As a visual perspective fish see the Teaser Leader™ from a much further distance than they will see a single baited hook, lure or jig, and they will come in to investigate.

Both the Predator and Classic Mono come with an approximate 24 inch leader garnished with the patented EZ Skirt™ system.

 


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The Teaser Leader™ is constructed with EZ Skirt™ skirts which provide the highest quality and durability available. All skirts are fluid on the leader and in addition to glowing in the dark, they will spin, rotate and make a "click" noise (when jigged) that fish find irresistible.  Ideal for open water applications, salmon down-rigging, winter tip-up fishing and countless other applications.
 
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Predator Series

             
 

Classic Mono Series
Constructed with a high quality 50 pound test weight steel coated leader with a swivel on the top and a swivel clip on the bottom. 

The skirts are larger than those on the Classic Mono Series to mimick larger bait fish that predators are looking for.

Made with high quality 8 pound test weight monofilliment line with a loop on top and snap on the bottom.

Directly attach a baited hook or attach a lighter test line leader with baited hook for a deadly combination.

Perfect for open water applications under a slip bobber set to dance above your lure like a school of bait fish or fry as orchestrated by the waves above. The buoyant skirts will flutter and float and attract fish from great distances.
 
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Bull Frog
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Pearl 		Golden Shiners
 Gotcha Green
 Plasmic Pink

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Thursday, March 11, 2010