3.5" Rock Cod Glow Squirts - 10 Packs
Ahi USA - 3.5" Rock Cod Squirts Glow
The Ahi USA 3.5" Rock Cod Squirts Glow are designed to attract fish with their glow-in-the-dark squids and colorful Mylar skirts. Available in Pink Glow and Glow, these squirts come ready to fish with heavy-duty 6/0 hooks, 50-pound test monofilament line, a sturdy swivel, and a weight snap.
Key Features:
- Glow-in-the-Dark Design: Equipped with glow-in-the-dark squids and multi-colored Mylar skirts to attract fish in various lighting conditions.
- Durable Construction: Heavy-duty 6/0 hooks, 50 lb monofilament line, and a strong swivel and weight snap for reliability and strength.
- 2-Hook Compliant: Comes in tandem to comply with most 2-hook state regulations, allowing only two hooks for fishing.
- Versatile Use: Effective at various depths and conditions, perfect for catching rockfish, lingcod, snapper, and other bottom fish.
To use, simply attach the squirts to your main line via the swivel and add your desired weight to the weight snap. Always check local regulations for the latest updates on hook usage.
| Model # | Description | Line Test | Hook Size |
| SB-611G | Glow | 50 lbs | 6/0 |
| SB-611PG | Pink Glow | 50 lbs | 6/0 |
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Rock fish love these with a small strip of squid on them.
Very good quality!!!
Promar staff are very professional! Brian and Steve go above and beyond customer satisfaction!
Work great! Catches lots of fish other than rockfish too. Almost every drop produced
I have not figured out if these work yet. Rock fish closed. Maybe next season. They look nice though.
Rock cod killers! These get the job done!
Good deal nice lures
These things were like candy to large porgy and mangrove snapper in the Gulf of Mexico.
They worked! caught a lot of reds.
Caught 2 fluke before it sadly snagged and I lost the rig. Great at attracting them though!!
Like these, will be trying them soon in saltwater.
Very easy to use. Simply tie on. You can either tip the hooks with squid or use them as is, the rockfish still eat it.
