New Fluke Rig, i call it the Fluke Attack

Very nice!

Going to be tough for a fluke to get past this rig. Looks very nice. I'm guessing this will be your teaser? Might have to keep it away from the Wreck and Rubble Gods. They salivate over rigs like this. I used to fish this type of rig except I used a treble hook as the front hook and hung whatever type of meat from one of the hooks. I used a stinger when my chosen bait allowed for it. I still use the treble hook teaser setup for tilefish.

Going to be tough for a fluke to get past this rig. Looks very nice. I'm guessing this will be your teaser? Might have to keep it away from the Wreck and Rubble Gods. They salivate over rigs like this. I used to fish this type of rig except I used a treble hook as the front hook and hung whatever type of meat from one of the hooks. I used a stinger when my chosen bait allowed for it. I still use the treble hook teaser setup for tilefish.

I've been successfully using it as my teaser for several weeks now. Works well with Lep's B/S rig using sinker on bottom, rather than the jig. This way the snags over the ruff stuff are minimized. Bringing some with me next week to NanFlukeit, Massachusetts.

Good Luck up in Mass. I always wanted to go. Heard that we are just fishing in a nursery compared to what's going on up there. Post photos so we can all drool over some really nice fluking. I can see how that rig would really work nicely with both a jig or sinker. In the sticky stuff, a sinker with a breakaway loop or a granny knot in the leader to allow the sinker to bust off before the entire rig is lost might be a consideration. Have fun in Nantucket.

For those who like to use Spearing & Gulp! together. I find that even after they steal the meat, they come back for the Gulp....

Very interesting and potentially deadly looking teaser. Do you make these yourself or are they available commercially?

Hey Capt Mike, they're made on Long Island, info attached. Bill also pours the swing-hook jigs that I've been using and loving this summer

Hey Capt Mike, they're made on Long Island, info attached. Bill also pours the swing-hook jigs that I've been using and loving this summer

Do you notice a difference with the swing hooks? I bought some of the Skinner swing hook bucktails to try out.

Do you notice a difference with the swing hooks? I bought some of the Skinner swing hook bucktails to try out.

Who knows? When a Fluke throws your hook, is it due to a short bite or wrong leverage on their head shakes? The swing hook should be able cushion those head shakes, especially on those biguns....

"The swing hook should be able cushion those head shakes, especially on those biguns...."

. . .Or, it could give an even more violent "sling-shot" effect to to the bucktail, as a biggie violently shakes his head up and down. I don't know if this will ever be definitely answered, but I'm gonna stay with the fixed-hook HTLureco heads until I see a compelling argument against them and for the swing hook setup. Besides, the stinger hook that I use acts sort of like a swing hook anyway.

Just my:

For those who like to use Spearing & Gulp! together. I find that even after they steal the meat, they come back for the Gulp....

It looks good. Can’t imagine taking the hooks out of a fluke that inhale the whole rig LOL

Hey Capt Mike, they're made on Long Island, info attached. Bill also pours the swing-hook jigs that I've been using and loving this summer

Thanks for the photo but I am puzzled Hartattack.
When I call up this web site it keeps going to a page for some Swedish IT Magazine. Guess I have to call Bill directly.