Experience unparalleled offshore fishing with the Sterling tackle 36in Chaos Tracker Bar with 9in Bulb Squid, a top-tier fishing spreader bar that's taking the sportfishing community by storm. Designed for the avid angler, the Sterling Tackle spreader bar is an essential tool for those looking to increase their catch rate of big game species.
Engineered for durability and performance, this spreader bar features a robust .125 inch diameter high-grade titanium bar, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of offshore angling. Pre-rigged with an enticing array of soft birds and bulb squids, this bar is a magnet for pelagic predators.
The signature feature of the Sterling Tackle Chaos Tracker Bar is its unique plexiglass keel design. Positioned under the lead bird, the keel guarantees the bar tracks up to 30 ft. outward, enhancing your spread by placing the bar in clean, less disturbed waters, well away from the prop wash for maximum visibility and attraction. This advanced tracking technology sets the Chaos Tracker Bar apart from traditional trolling methods.
The heart of the action features four 9 inch soft rattling birds along the center line, each engineered to create additional noise and surface commotion, simulating a distressed prey scenario that is irresistible to large game fish. The bar's wings are adorned with six enticing 9 inch bulb squids, chosen for their lifelike swimming action to mimic a school of baitfish—perfect for triggering strikes from aggressive species.
To top it off, the impressive spreader bar includes a potent 12in Mini-Machine Stinger—pre-rigged with tri-beads and a formidable 10/0 4x strong knife edge big game hook, ready to secure your catch. The rigging is completed using heavy-duty monofilament; 250lb smoke blue Momoi for the center line and 200lb for the wing lines, accompanied by loop protectors to ensure longevity and resilience in the most challenging conditions.
The practical aspects haven't been overlooked either—each Chaos Tracker Bar is accompanied by a convenient clear vinyl/mesh lure bag for easy storage and maintenance, making it an indispensable addition to any offshore fishing tackle collection.
Enhance Your Trolling Setup with the Sterling Tackle Chaos Tracker Bar
Leveraging innovative features and superior craftsmanship, the Sterling Tackle Chaos Tracker Bar is engineered to offer serious offshore anglers the edge they need. Increase your success rate and attract trophy catches like never before.
Deep Dive into Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What distinguishes the Sterling 36in Chaos Tracker Bar from other trolling spreaders?
A: The Chaos Tracker Bar stands out with its plexiglass keel feature for enhanced tracking, soft rattling birds for added noise, and lifelike bulb squids—each element contributing to a highly effective trolling setup that big game species find irresistible.
Q: What types of fish is the Sterling 36in Chaos Tracker Bar designed to attract?
A: Targeting a vast range of pelagic species, this spreader bar is particularly effective for enticing tuna, dolphins, billfish, and other large predatory fish, making it a versatile option for offshore anglers worldwide.
Q: Why is the Sterling 36in Chaos Tracker Bar considered a durable fishing tool?
A: Constructed with a titanium bar and high-quality monofilament, this spreader bar is built to endure the harsh marine environment and the strength of large, powerful fish.
Q: What equipment comes with the purchase of a Sterling 36in Chaos Tracker Bar?
A: Beyond the pre-rigged birds, squids, and stinger, anglers will appreciate the inclusion of a clear vinyl/mesh lure bag that provides a convenient and protective storage solution for their high-quality Sterling Tackle spreader bar.
Your Next Trophy Catch Awaits with Sterling Tackle!
Join the ranks of successful offshore anglers by incorporating the Sterling 36in Chaos Tracker Bar into your trolling arsenal. Optimize your spread, turn heads with your catches, and enjoy the sterling reputation that comes with using top-tier fishing equipment.
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