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St. Pete - Weighted Hoochie

St. Pete - Weighted Hoochie

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St. Pete - Weighted Hoochie

Regular price $9.79
Regular price $9.79 Sale price $13.99
SAVE 30% Sold out

The St. Pete 12″ Weighted Hoochie Octopus Squid Rigs come completely rigged and ready to fish. The 12″ skirt has a 3 oz. weighted head to get down deeper into the water where the fish are waiting for a meal. The perfect trolling lure for Stripers and Bluefish.

Our St. Pete 12″ Weighted Hoochie Octopus Squid Rigs come completely rigged and ready to fish. The 12″ skirt has a 3 oz. weighted head to get down deeper into the water where the fish are waiting for a meal.

They measure about 12″ in length and come with a Mustad heavy-duty saltwater-grade 7/0 stainless steel hook and two swivels. There is a swivel at the head and a second swivel at the hook, all connected with a heavy-weight 175 lb. test steel line. The swivels keep your line from twisting and help keep the ferocious fighting bluefish on the line.

Available in four different colors: Pink, Red Hot, Orange/Yellow, and Gold Glitter. Please note that colors may vary slightly.

Hoochie Product Specifications:

  • Approximately 12″ long
  • 3 oz. Lead Egg Weighted Head
  • 5 oz. Overall Weight
  • Luminous Eyes Glow in the Dark to Attract More Fish
  • 2 250 lb. Test Swivels, one at the head and one above the hook.
  • 175 lb. Test, Camo Brown, 49 Strand, 7×7 Stainless Steel Leader
  • Mustad O’Shaughnessy Duratin 7/0 Hook, 2X Strong
  • Four color options: Pink, Red Hot, Yellow/Orange, Gold Glitter
  • Tested and Proven on Cape Cod
  • The Perfect Trolling Lure for Stripers
  • Troll at Speeds up to 8 knots
  • Assembled in the US with foreign and domestic parts

How to Use The St. Pete Weighted Hoochie 

We recommend using roughly 10′-12′ of an 80 lb. test mono leader attached to a strong snap swivel. Then we use an 80 lb. braided line on the reels. That seems excessive but when the bluefish are hitting these Hoochies, they’re doing it with a lot of force. Be sure that your drag is set accordingly. Don’t have it too tight. You can tighten it down as needed once you’re hooked up.

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