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Teasers carry no hooks. Their job is to raise fish into the spread and get them excited enough to eat a lure that does have hooks.
Daisy chains and squid chains imitate a tight group of bait being chased, which is a far more convincing signal than a single lure. Dredges take the same idea further, presenting a whole school below the surface. Hookless teasers run close to the transom where the crew can wind them away from a raised fish and switch it onto a lure or a pitched bait.
They are a standard part of a marlin spread and worth running for tuna and mahi mahi as well. The hooked lures they work alongside are in skirted lures, and fishing lures covers everything else.
Teasers carry no hooks. Their job is to raise fish into the spread and get them excited enough to eat a lure that does have hooks.
Daisy chains and squid chains imitate a tight group of bait being chased, which is a far more convincing signal than a single lure. Dredges take the same idea further, presenting a whole school below the surface. Hookless teasers run close to the transom where the crew can wind them away from a raised fish and switch it onto a lure or a pitched bait.
They are a standard part of a marlin spread and worth running for tuna and mahi mahi as well. The hooked lures they work alongside are in skirted lures, and fishing lures covers everything else.