Everything’s bigger about offshore fishing.

Bigger fish, bigger waters.

The fishing is on a larger scale.

Big-game trolling is like creating an entire school of baitfish chasing the boat to get a bite.

It’s a big ocean. Better gain attention.

Holographic strip baits can be used to create a highly effective yet inexpensive trolling spread that looks like a school of bait.

But sometimes you get what you pay for.

In the past, holographics saved anglers bucks, but when a beast
crashed the spread, the fragile teasers got ruined, and the entire
set had to be replaced.

Tournament Cable has come up with the solution, introduced this year:

3D Stick Baits II.

They’re heavier duty, more convenient and can save money.

The stick baits are made from 1/16-inch Plexiglass that covers the holographic strips.

The Plexiglass stands up better to a bruiser and,
for convenience, resists tangling both in the winds before deployment and when stored, unlike the
old versions.  

To provide further convenience, the individual baits are connected together with snaps and swivels.

The snaps allow a chain of baits of different sizes to be built.

The snaps also allow individual baits to be replaced, instead of replacing the entire set.

That saves money.

Plus the snaps and swivels give the baits better action.

3D Stick Baits II are available in a number of different dredges and spreader bars.

They’re also available in sets of 6 or 12 individual baits with swivels
and snaps.

You’ve got enough to worry about on the big ocean.

3D Stick Baits II can help take care of the fishing.

For more information,
visit Tournament Cable’s 3D Stick Baits II Web page.