Sputterbird Daisy Chains

Sputterbird in action
This “Sputterbird Daisy Chain” has multiple “Sputterbirds” in line, each one revolving in opposite directions  to minimize line twist and create tremendous water commotion. You can add a trolling lure or bait to the hidden snap swivel in the last squid to make it a “bird” attractor or use a hookless lure or bulb squid solely as an attractor. Either way, it will bring fish to your boat by the combination of internal rattle vibration and surface splash.

Use fluorocarbon leader material to rig your lure or bait behind the “Sputterbird Daisy Chain”, at least 6 ft of length. Strength can vary from 60 lb. for smaller tuna and mahi mahi to 400 lb. for giants.  It can run low as 2-1/2 knots inshore and 8 knots offshore, best results will be around 5 knots.

   Sputterbird Daisy Chains are not designed to be run at speeds above 10 knots continuously! Premature line wear may result.

The “Sputterbird Daisy Chain” is constructed with 400 lb. clear Jinkai line. It is heavy enough to use as a hand line to bring your fish on board. Snap swivel is also rated at 400 lb. Solid crimps at each end with stainless protectors assure it will not wear out or break prematurely.

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#2 Sputterbird Daisy Chain

The Number 2 Sputterbird Daisy Chain is a good choice for medium and smaller tuna including dorado. It is best trolled at modestly slow speeds, 2 to 5 knots.

#7 Sputterbird Daisy Chain

The Number 7 Sputterbird Daisy Chain is designed for giant bluefin and large yellowfin tuna or as an attractor for larger billfish. Troll at 3 to 7 knots.

#4 Sputterbird Daisy Chain

The Number 4 Daisy Chain is an excellent choice for medium to large tuna and as an attractor for billfish. Best trolling speed is 2.5 to 6 knots.

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