Match The Hatch. This means matching the lures to the bait in the water that the fish are feeding on. We find that the upper spectrum of size attracts larger fish. Some days they are eating tiny bait and wont bite anything, other days the 30lb Tuna will eat a 13-inch squid no problem. It’s good to have a couple different size bars but try to match the bait in the water to the size teasers. This is why its good to have one of the micro "Skiff Special" bars handy. We rig them to stand up to big fish.
A good combination would be to have one of each bar; small, medium, and large. Our “Skiff Special” bars, which is a 24-inch bar with 3.5-inch micro squid. Despite being a smaller bar, this is rigged for big fish and can handle large tuna. Next, a 36-inch bar with 9-inch squid, and a 36–48-inch bar with 11- or 13-inch squid. Add 3-4 different color chase baits and you have a deadly combination. All of our bars have an interchangeable chase bait system so you can switch out colors . Add a couple of Daisy Chains and you will have everything you need. If you were to pick one bar to start, the 36-inch bar with 9 or 11-inch squid would be a good choice.