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Sputterbird is a  new generation of teaser for ocean trolling, using vibration and sound attractors. These send sound waves through the water to bring fish to your boat from much greater distances.

Who We Are

We are a New Hampshire based small  manufacturer specializing in Saltwater Trolling Attractors.

The Sputterbird in Action!
The first fish ever caught on a Sputterbird, a Musky
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The Sputterbird in Action!
ABOUT THE SPUTTERBIRD

The "Sputterbird" gets its name from the huge water spray it generates when pulled from 3 -10 knots, using a strong rig (80-200lb test) directly off your rod, center rigger or outrigger. It can be run directly off your rod or on a separate line as a teaser. The counter-rotating blades simulate a bait school being attacked on the surface, an easy meal for all predator fish. It calls fish to your boat from great distances by its vibrations and rattle noises that travel through the water and can be detected by game fish through their lateral line before they are anywhere near your boat.
Available in four sizes for all your trolling needs:
  • #4 - 11 inch length
  • #7 - 14 inch length
  • #8 - 19 inch length
  • #10 - 24 inch length
#4 is used inshore or with small trolled baits as a typical "bird" attractor. #7 is used offshore and can be rigged as a larger "bird" on an outrigger or center rigger. pulling a medium sized lure or rigged bait 4 - 8 feet behind. It can also be used strictly as a teaser tied off with a strong line that is cleated to your boat, outside of the prop wake as much as possible. A hookless lure behind it helps increase its appeal. The larger #8 Sputterbird is a true attractor, placed just outside of your prop wash with a string of hookless teaser baits running 6-10 feet behind it. Plastic squid work very well, shaking them to create additional appeal. The #10  Sputterbird is a large attractor often used on a "green stick" rig.

Sputterbird success stories

 
This giant Bluefin grabbed a rigged mackerel behind a #7 yellow Sputterbird
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Big Yellowfin Tuna caught on a Yellow #7 Sputterbird and tuna feather
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This big dorado went for a big tuna feather behind a green #7 




Invented by Gary Schroeder, lure designer and lifetime fisherman
A  new generation of teasers for ocean trolling, using vibration and sound attractors. These send sound waves through the water to bring fish to your boat from much greater distances.