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This rig is specifically optimized for targeting heavy-hitting North Atlantic species such as Cod, Pollack, and Coalfish (Saithe), where light penetration is often minimal.
| Feature | Details |
| Hook Type | High-carbon, chemically sharpened hooks |
| Main Line | Heavy-duty, high-tensile strength Monofilament |
| Lure Body | Large, vibrant Octopus/Squid skirts |
| Illumination | Non-toxic, replaceable chemical lightsticks |
| Mounting | Lightsticks secured internally between the two hooks |
| Target Species | Cod, Pollack, Coalfish, and large Saithe |
| Primary Use | Deep-water jigging, wreck fishing, and low-visibility conditions |
Deep-Water Dominance: The primary advantage of this rig is its ability to remain visible at depths exceeding 50100 meters, where natural colors begin to fade. The lightstick acts as a beacon, drawing fish in from a distance.
Easy Activation: The luminescent sticks are non-toxic and can be activated with a simple snap and shake, providing hours of glow. Because they are replaceable, the rig remains effective across multiple trips.
Dual-Hook Presentation: Each octopus skirt is rigged with two strategically placed hooks, significantly increasing the hook-up ratio for aggressive strikers like Pollack and Coalfish.
Robust Construction: Built on a foundation of superb colors and strong mono, this rig is designed to withstand the abrasive teeth of large groundfish and the high-pressure environment of the open sea
