Uncle Mo’s Tackle 5-Pack Fluke Rig Hi-Lo with Pink Mylar Teaser | 3/0 Black Octopus Hooks, 30lb Mono

Overview

Meet a purpose-built saltwater rig from UNCLE MO’S TACKLE that blends two baits into one efficient setup. The 5-pack Fluke Rig uses a high-low Bucktail design, pairing a bottom bait with a teaser above to maximize presence in the strike zone. The pink Mylar teaser adds visible flash, especially in murky water or low light, while the 3/0 black offset octopus hooks are paired with a 30lb mono leader and a 60lb swivel for dependable action. Hand-tied by experienced anglers, these rigs emphasize reliability and real-world performance on the Northeast coast.

Two-bait presentation for deeper water

Designed to keep two baits in circulation, this rig shines in depths up to 150 feet. It’s particularly effective when summer flatfish roam near bottom structure, as the lower bait sits near the bottom while a teaser rides above. The dual-bait setup can invite bites from opportunistic fish, and the design supports continued fishing even after a strike, reducing downtime.

• 5-pack with high-quality components: 3/0 black offset BKK octopus hooks, pink Mylar teaser, 30lb mono leader, 60lb swivel
• 22-inch leader length with a 10-inch gap between teasers; ball-bearing swivel at the connection end and Black Duo-Lock Snap for weight at the bottom
• Optimized for Northeast fishing; balances bottom presentation with an upper teaser for added attraction
• Premium hand-tied construction for strength and consistent action in current and chop
• Depth capable and versatile, suitable for shallow to mid-depth water in practical ranges

What’s included and how it helps

Each rig is designed for quick deployment and dependable knot integrity. The pink teaser provides visual cueing in varying light conditions, while the strong hooks and mono leader deliver confident hookups. The combination of components aims to keep two baits effective across multiple tides and water colors.

How to use

Attach weight using the Duo-Lock Snap, cast toward likely structure, and allow the rig to settle. When you feel a bite, reel steadily and maintain tension while two baits remain in play. The dual-bait approach helps cover more water without frequent re-rigs.

Real-world feel

Imagine early morning in choppy but manageable seas: two baits drift in tandem along a channel edge, one near the bottom and one higher up, enticing wary fluke and other predators to investigate. Anglers often appreciate the reduced downtime after a hit with this setup.