Flexi-Bar Squid Bars

Lightweight and full of pulsating action, the Hogy Flexi-Bar has quickly become one of the most popular light tackle spreader bars for tuna trolling. Imitative UV infused squid bodies offer irresistible action paired with our stainless spring steel bars. Designed for offshore trolling at four to twelve-knot speeds, these lightweight spreader bars can be trolled on much lighter tackle than traditional titanium rigs. A staff favorite for targeting school Bluefin and Yellowfin tuna along the Northeast Coast and Canyons.

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9" Classic Splash Straight- Line Bird Bar: (18" Bar)
9" Classic Splash Straight- Line Bird Bar: (18" Bar)4.9
Sale price $149.95
9" Port Directional Splash Bird Bar: (18" Bar)
9" Port Directional Splash Bird Bar: (18" Bar)4.9
Sale price $149.95
9" Starboard Directional Splash Bird Bar: (18" Bar)
9" Starboard Directional Splash Bird Bar: (18" Bar)4.9
Sale price $149.95

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Northeast Yellowfin Tuna Tips with Flexi-Spreader Bars

Capt. Mike Hogan shares step-by-step instructions for offshore blue water tuna trolling with spreader bars south of Marthas Vineyard. These techniques are excellent for targeting school-sized bluefin and yellowfin tuna. Topics include: Letting out spreader bars, bleeding tuna, using flat line clips, adjusting trolling speed and spread placement.