Pacific Slayer

Description

The Pacific Slayer Bird Teaser is a trusted blue-water performer in the Hawaiian Malolo lineup, built for anglers who rely on flash, movement, and proven offshore results. Designed to thrive in clear ocean conditions, the Pacific Slayer combines layered blue tones with natural iridescence to create a teaser that predators can’t ignore.

Featuring a deep blue body, blue glitter wings, and a New Zealand Paua insert, this teaser delivers a powerful combination of shimmer and surface commotion. The result is a lifelike, high-energy presentation that mimics fleeing flying fish and ignites predatory instincts below the spread.

Key Features:

• Blue Body with Blue Glitter Wings: Creates layered flash and movement, perfectly suited for clear blue-water environments.
• New Zealand Paua Insert: Adds natural, scale-like iridescence that reflects light with depth and realism.
• High-Visibility Surface Action: Designed to sparkle and flash without overpowering the spread.
• Handcrafted Construction: Built by experienced fishermen for durability, balance, and consistent offshore performance.
• Authentic Flying Fish (Malolo) Profile: Runs on its tail with wings fully spread, producing realistic fleeing action and surface commotion.

What Fish Are Attracted to the Pacific Slayer?

The Pacific Slayer Bird Teaser is especially effective on visual predators that hunt in open blue water:

• Marlin (Blue, Striped, Black): Drawn to the blue-on-blue coloration and realistic flying fish silhouette.
• Tuna (Yellowfin, Bigeye, Bluefin): Respond aggressively to the glitter flash and paua shimmer at trolling speed.
• Mahi Mahi (Dorado): Attracted to bright blue tones and energetic surface movement.
• Wahoo: Known to strike flashy, fast-moving teasers that track cleanly.
• Sailfish: Triggered by surface disturbance paired with natural flash.

When to Use the Pacific Slayer Teaser

The Pacific Slayer excels when:

• Fishing clear blue water where blue tones blend naturally while still flashing
• Trolling in bright, sunny conditions that amplify glitter and paua reflection
• Targeting surface-feeding predators keyed in on flying fish
• Running mixed spreads alongside greens, metallics, or darker teasers
• Needing a reliable blue-water staple that performs across species