There are several variation of Spreader Bars on the market today. 30 plus years ago the first bars were developed on the East Coast for Giant Bluefin. The basic idea was to create a platform to attach several artificial teasers to represent a bait ball. The original Bars were heavy and dug into the water. Some of them had hooks on every tailing teaser, which did not last long. It took time to make the adjustments necessary to become what they are today. One of the pioneers of new fishing methods was Captain Fred Archer. Significant progress was made with Captain Archer's "Super Bars". Developed by "OG" Captain Archer, these flexible spreader bars were made with plastic composite, were light weight, and deadly. They caught plenty of Yellowfin and Dorado, and even worked great for albacore too. The only issue was that they simply didn't last very long. Fast forward to 2022 and the spreader bar has come a very long way. With the utilization of lightweight titanium, spreader bars today are deadly and used all over the world with many different variations.