Fireball

Description

The FIREBALL Bird Teaser brings a time-honored offshore trolling color pattern into the Hawaiian Malolo family with upgraded craftsmanship and bold personality. Inspired by the legendary “redhead” lure, one of the most successful and widely used trolling lure designs for decades, the Fireball pays homage to tradition while delivering the elevated performance anglers expect from Hawaiian Malolo.

A longtime favorite throughout the tropical islands, this high-contrast red-and-white coloration has proven itself as a true fish magnet. With explosive visibility, clean lines, and handcrafted precision, the Fireball is engineered to trigger reaction strikes from some of the ocean’s most aggressive pelagic predators.

Key Features:

• Classic Redhead Coloration: A decades-proven trolling pattern trusted worldwide, now reimagined in the Hawaiian Malolo style.
• High-Visibility Red Head: Creates strong contrast, making the teaser easy for predators to track even at high speed.
• Clean White Body & Accents: Enhances flash and silhouette, mimicking frantic baitfish on the surface.
• Handcrafted Build Quality: Designed and finished by experienced fishermen for consistent action and durability.
• Perfect Hydrodynamics: Runs true with wings fully extended, creating a fleeing flying-fish (malolo) profile gamefish can’t ignore.

Which fish are attracted to the FIREBALL?

The Fireball Bird Teaser is deadly on a wide range of pelagic species, especially those hunting in clear tropical waters:

• Mahi Mahi (Dorado): Naturally drawn to bright, high-contrast lures—this color combo is one of their all-time favorites.
• Tuna (Yellowfin, Bigeye, Bluefin): The flash and contrast provoke fast, aggressive surface strikes.
• Marlin (Blue, Striped, Black): Red/white patterns are known worldwide as reliable marlin producers.
• Wahoo: Respond strongly to quick, flashy lures that they can chase down at trolling speeds.
• Sailfish:Attracted to high-contrast silhouettes that resemble injured or fleeing baitfish.

The Fireball taps into decades of proven color theory. Predators simply can’t resist this pattern.

When to use the FIREBALL?

The classic redhead color pattern makes the Fireball exceptionally effective when:

• Trolling in bright, sunny tropical conditions – The red head pops against blue water.
• Fishing around islands, drop-offs, and weed lines – Its visibility helps separate it from bait schools.
• Running mixed-color spreads – Fireball creates perfect contrast alongside blues, greens, and metallic teases.
• Early morning or late afternoon – Red remains highly visible even during low-angle light.
• High-speed trolling – Holds its track and vibrancy at speed, making it a solid choice for tuna and wahoo.

From classic roots to modern performance, the Fireball is built to earn its place in any serious angler’s spread.