Spro Salt Rig 33 Feather Trace
Highly effective feather rig engineered for hunting marine predators
With the introduction of the Salt Rig 33, premium tackle manufacturer Spro delivers a specialized and highly effective saltwater trace. This rig is explicitly engineered for targeting active, schooling predators that hunt relentlessly in the upper water columns. Thanks to the strategically mounted feathers on the razor-sharp hooks, this trace flawlessly mimics a small school of fleeing baitfish. These attractive feathers serve as your primary lure, making the use of fragile live bait completely optional. This ensures the rig is perfectly optimized for fast-paced action when hunting Atlantic mackerel, garfish, scad, and schoolie sea bass from both boats and coastal shorelines.
Adapt instantly to changing tides with the smart bottom link clip
At the base of the Spro Salt Rig 33, a heavy-duty link clip is securely integrated into the trace. This smart feature allows you to attach your casting lead, sea weight, or a heavy metal jig within seconds. When tidal currents pick up or you need to drop your rig into deeper drift zones, you can adjust your payload instantly without retying any knots. The entire rig is tied using abrasion-resistant monofilament built to withstand harsh saltwater elements. Combined with anti-wrap spacing and fluidly rotating marine-grade swivels, this trace remains straight and tangle-free even during aggressive power casts into heavy surf, ensuring a flawless bait presentation.
High-attract feather wings serving as integrated artificial bait to trigger aggressive feeding responses from mackerel schools
Fast-change bottom link clip allowing for immediate and secure adjustment of your saltwater sinkers
No live bait required providing a clean, efficient, and highly cost-effective tactical option on the coast
Marine grade components premium swivels and hooks treated to completely resist saltwater corrosion
Flawless bait presentation explicitly balanced to match the natural movement of baitfish within coastal currents
