SuperBars Spring Sale - 15% OFF + FREE 6" MeatBall Bar!

[IglooMan]

SPRING SALE!
15% OFF ALL PRODUCTS!

With the 2011 summer fishing season right around the corner NOW is the time to stock up on new gear!

Match the Hatch - Make the Catch!
SuperBars and Chasebaits available in 3"-20" sizes.

NEW 3"/4.75" COLORS!



HOT Models for 2011

Halibut/Flounder

- 4.75" Spider Dredge
- 6" Spider Dredge


Salmon Freshwater/Saltwater

- 3" Spider Dredge
- 4.75" Spider Dredge


Striped Bass Freshwater/Saltwater

-4.75" Spider Dredge
-6" Spider Dredge


Dorado/Mahi

- JT Special RuckusRaiser
- Pro Series Bars
- 6" MeatBall Bar



Albacore/Blackfin/Bonito Surface or Deep!

- 3"/4.75" Spider Dredge
- 3"/4.75" RuckusRaiser Dredge
- 3"/4.75" MeatBall Bar
- 6" MeatBall Bar


GIANT Yellowfin/Bluefin/Bigeye

- 6"/9" Spider Dredge
- 6"/9" MeatBall Bar
- Pro MeatBall
- JT Special RuckusRaiser



Wahoo

- 4.75" DaisyBar w/ 12"-20" Chasebait
- 6" Spider Dredge
- Pro Series Bars
- JT Special RuckusRaiser



Billfish
Sailfish, Striped/White/Blue/Black Marlin
- Pro Series Bars
- 9" MeatBall Bar
- FatBoy Series



GEAR UP FOR SUMMER!
Now is the perfect time to prepare for the 2011 season with lightweight, indestructible AND unbeatable SuperBar spreaders bars and dredges!

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE GREAT DEALS BEFORE THEY SWIM AWAY!

www.ARCHERSUPERBARS.com

[LongRigger]

What does the shipping cost to Hawaii usually run? and what would you recommend using for large yellowfins, is the tackle built to last for large yellowfins?

[Captain Fred Archer]

Long,

Aloha. I'm sure our Hawaiian Field Staff guy, Courtland Pang, who is very familiar with our bars would confirm that there is no question that the rigging on our bars has been designed to be more than adequate for big tunas, but he has been having a hard time accessing the site lately. We're hoping to get that cleared up shortly. Many other Hawaiian fishermen are using and catching big numbers of fish, including some marlin on them. Captain Josh Temple on this site has caught many big yellowfin on the bars as well. We build them tough enough to stand up to the big game fish family across-the-board and the bar material itself is guaranteed not to break.

Details on shipping expense are available on our website.

Mahalo

[lawaia]

What does the shipping cost to Hawaii usually run? and what would you recommend using for large yellowfins, is the tackle built to last for large yellowfins?

LongRigger - Archer Superbars ships to the 808 using USPS Priority mail and since Archer Superbars can be looped into a tiny coil, they will fit into a standard flat rate box so it don't cost hardly anything. No exorbitant shipping cost outside "the lower 48" like so many other companies. No worries, when you take 'em outta the box they'll spring right back into shape and be ready to run.

As far as being built to take on the big ones, just check out the ad above. See the ahi laying on the deck under the heading "GIANT Yellowfin/Bluefin/Bigeye"? That's a 190 pounder caught outside Waianae on a 4¾" RuckusRaiser (it's still hooked to the ahi in the photo). See the marlin hanging under the heading "Billfish"? That's a 350 pounder caught on a JT Special RuckusRaiser; it's hanging from the scale outside the harbormaster's office at Waianae. The photo of the mahi being gaffed was taken at the Penguin Bank, as was the first of the two ono pictures. The other ono was caught off Molokai. You can see the Archer bars in each photo.

So you can see that Archer SuperBars are in use in Hawaii and sure as heck catch big fish with no problem. That's an Hawaiian clean sweep right there in those photos!

Malie makani a me kai, aloha.

[Roddy Hays]

Just seen this post, and hope those things are flying out the door, Capt Archer !

Fred's bars do need to be seen to believed. They're very, very effective, and while I haven't caught any marlin with them I can vouch for the their effectiveness on yellowfin ! They were by far and away our most productive tuna bait in the Caribbean when i was last there.

I can still remember the look on Capt Josh's face when I gave him some bars at the 2008 Miami boatshow - priceless. It didn't take long before he was hounding Fred for a whole bunch more.

[Ace1st]

I slayed the Mahi on the Ruckus Raiser the last two springs. Now that I think about it I have taken one of just about everything on them now. (YFT, Mahi, Sailfish, Wahoo, BFT, and Amberjack). They catch fish!

Two of them will be in the spread tomorrow, the last day of the "Hook a Hoo" Rodeo. Hope to bump that 38lber sittin in 1st place.

[IglooMan]

If anyone knows how well the bars work for big tuna in Hawaii its Lawaia!

Roddy - Thanks for the kind words! You really got Josh hooked on em!

Ace - Good luck in the tourney!


Couple days left to take advantage of the sale. Get em while ya can!

[Ace1st]

CHRIS, FRED..............your bars continue to amaze me. I typically pull a Bird with a Green Machine down the center on the Way Back Line. This year, I committed to a Blue Super Bar with a Green Chase Bait. It accounted for three of four Black Fin Tunas. One held the lead in the tuna division for a few minutes.

You made a believer out of another as well. The tournament team that won your donation Super Bar said they boated several Mahi with that thing they won. I just laughed, and said "I told you so". Said that fish were under it constantly.

[Captain Fred Archer]

Thanks for the input on SuperBars based on your experiences, Roddy. And thanks to you too Ace for the scoop on how they have done and are doing for you and others in the tournament.

SuperBars truly are radically different in performance and many other factors from traditional metal bars. The facts are that we developed them because of frustration over the performance limitations of the metal bars that I began using many decades ago - negatives like tangling, speed range, kinking, corrosion, weight, and more. Capt Josh has repeatedly shown and written about the great catches SuperBars have made for him. In fact, he had so much success with them that he worked with us to combine our knowledge and his to come up with our JT Special models named in his honor. And hardcore pros like Roddy Hays and Peter Pakula don't use and praise them for no reason. Any other kind of lure, including spreaderbars, are justifiably considered competition for fishermens' dollars by many lure manufacturers, yet these famous makers don't hesitate to praise our bars.

I sure hope that some more of you folks on this board take advantage of this sale of ours - one of very few that we ever have - and give SuperBars a try before our best prices ever are over...they will not only not disappoint, they'll amaze you!

[IglooMan]

Adding another week to the sale!

Dont miss this opportunity to stock up for summer!