A popular and effective method of trolling is using a spreader bar rigged with a series of lures, with the last of the center lures rigged with a hook. Some spreader bar lures splash on the surface, while others with jet heads dig in just below the surface. A rig of teasers mounted in a pattern and trolled alongside or directly in front of baits or lures to resemble a large school of baitfish. A hookless lure used ahead of a hooked lure or baitfish designed to draw the attention of fish. My favorite spreader bars are the Green Machines and the Mini Mambas.
Daisy chains are also popular teasers.
Daisy chains are a series of lures rigged one right behind the other. My favorites are the Green Machine daisy chains, as well as the cedar plug daisy chains, with the last plug being red and white. In addition to using spreader bars and daisy chains, single lures can be run, including tuna clones and feathers. A combination of natural or artificial teasers rigged together in-line, with the last lure or bait often rigged with a hook. Feather lures One of my favorite tuna catchers is the heavy plastic lure made by Yo-Zuri called the Bonita.