Thank you, Boxter. Your praise counts a lot, at least to me.
Now, if we could only get you aboard the WallyCopter with Wally himself, I can't even begin to imagine the kind of videos that would result! Oh, mercy, they would be fine!
Carla D, I suspect that you have made a good point as far as choosing daisychain teasers down south is concerned, especially from the cost standpoint. It can really add up when you consider the cost of the typical dredge in the first place, plus an electric teaser reel (if required), the cost and rigging hassles of the baits if naturals are usedand then add the conglomertion of stuff once you retrieve it...and you better get it out of the water in venues with lots of billfish! That's mucho dinero and probably muchas problemas. No gracias para mi!
The constant is teasing the fish. That simply has to be done if you are fly fishing and is the best way of zeroing in on sails and marlin and not the other fish in residence, regardless of the tackle used or even where you are fishing. I have made no secret that teasing fish and bait and switch fishing is my hands-down favorite way of trolling, no matter where I'm fishing. The simple reason for that is, it works great.
I know that it sounds like a sales pitch and I suppose in a way that it is, but the fact is, if I don't mention it, few will know about it, so here goes. I strongly suggest that those who would like to fish lightweight, easy trolling and easy handling dredges that eliminate the need for electric reels or even dedicated outfits in the first place, take a hard look at our Spider dredges. They weren't originally designed to sell, but instead around eliminating the negatives of traditional dredges aboard a charterboat that did a helluva lot of bait & switch fishing in order to eliminate the hassles and cost of the "regular" way. In the process, since cost truly is a big factor on both the charter and privateer side, we addressed that and they are also vastly less expensive than the other way.
And hey, take the trolling sinker or planer or downrigger off and Spiders make terrific surface spreaderbars for either fishing as teasers or armed to actually catch fish. To my way of thinking, that's a true "best of both worlds" thing.
All good, I think. Those who use them, love them.
Now, Boxter, hop on that WallyCopter and do your magic! "Holy shit...looka that!!!"



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and then add the conglomertion of stuff once you retrieve it...and you better get it out of the water in venues with lots of billfish! That's mucho dinero and probably muchas problemas. No gracias para mi!
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