Northbar Montauk Darter

The NorthBar Tackle Montauk Darter lures are known to be a rare commodity because there just simply is not a large plastic darters supply in the world. The biggest benefit of plastic is the consistency. Wood naturally varies and this is why wood darters are prone to variation from one to the next with some being better than another. Another benefit is the durability, the lip on many darters fished in rocky areas naturally gets worn down with time while plastic tends to hang in a lot longer.

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The Montauk Darter from NorthBar is a new rendition of the classic darter lure that was responsible for catching of epic proportions for many year.

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The NorthBar Tackle Montauk Darter lures are known to be a rare commodity because there just simply is not a large plastic darters supply in the world. The biggest benefit of plastic is the consistency. Wood naturally varies and this is why wood darters are prone to variation from one to the next with some being better than another. Another benefit is the durability, the lip on many darters fished in rocky areas naturally gets worn down with time while plastic tends to hang in a lot longer.

Northbar Montauk Darter

The Northbar Tackle Bottledarter is extremely versatile and can be fished a variety of different ways. On those flat calm nights, the Bottledarter can be swam on the surface much like a metal lip. A painfully slow retrieve makes a nice wiggle and produces a surface wake that is sure to entice some nice fish. On open beach without much current, a slow steady retrieve works very well. Mix in a few twitches of the rod tip to really make the lure dart. The Bottledarter lure loves current rips.

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