Maggots



The Maggot range of lures have been designed as an easy to troll, straight tracking lure,  The Maggot is a "set and forget" lure, where placement is not critical.  The Maggot is ideal for anglers who are not prepared to continuously adjust their lures to achieve optimum results.  They can be trolled on all flat lines as well as from outriggers.

The 7-3/4 inch is ideally suited to all small fish, including small billfish, and was the winning lure of the prestigious 1992 Tangalooma Tournament.

The 9-1/2 inch, a slightly bigger lure, is the latest addition to the Maggot range, filling the gap as a medium sized lure suitable for light line classes.  All the Maggots have similar trolling actions and are ideally suited for trolling as a set.  The 12 and 14 inch have a number of significant Blue and Black Marlin captures to their credit.

The 14 inch Magnum is a heavy tackle and a "big fish only" lure which can also be used as a teaser because of its size and action in the water.  All the Maggots are heavily dish-fronted and feature sharp leading edges to enhance their bubble trail and ability to stay in the water even under rough conditions.  A 573lb Blue Marlin was caught at Bermagui NSW on a 14 inch Maggot aboard Tru Dee V.

The Maggots are available in all popular colours, including multi-colour heads with matching skirts, fluorescent heads and skirts and single colours, including black and pearl highlights.

		Maximum Head Diameter	Head Length Overall (excluding skirted area)	Skirted Length	Minimum Line Class
	7-3/4 inch	27mm	35mm	240mm	6kg
	9-1/2 inch	34mm	35mm	240mm	8kg
	12 inch	40mm	41mm	290mm	15kg
	14 inch	55mm	50mm	320mm	24kg
	14 inch Magnum	60mm	60mm	350mm	37kg

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