Unicorn

Description

The Unicorn Bird Teaser is one of the most eye-catching and unmistakable offerings in the Hawaiian Malolo lineup. Designed to bring bold color, flash, and surface commotion together in one balanced presentation, the Unicorn delivers a visual punch that predatory fish simply can’t ignore.

Featuring a vibrant pink body, pink glitter wings, and a large-scale reflective insert, the Unicorn creates layered flash and movement that stands out in clear blue water. This striking colorway excels when fish are feeding aggressively and responding to high-visibility teasers on the surface.

Key Features:

• Pink Body with Pink Glitter Wings: Bold, high-energy coloration designed to stand out in offshore and tropical waters.
• Large-Scale Reflective Insert: Produces strong, scale-like flashes that mimic distressed baitfish.
• High-Visibility Design: Built to draw attention quickly and pull fish up from depth.
• Handcrafted Construction: Made by experienced fishermen for durability, balance, and consistent performance.
• Authentic Flying Fish (Malolo) Profile: Runs on its tail with wings fully spread, creating realistic fleeing action and surface disturbance.

What Fish Are Attracted to the Unicorn?

The Unicorn Bird Teaser is especially effective for species that respond to bright colors and aggressive surface movement:

• Marlin (Blue, Striped, Black): Drawn to the bold pink flash and lifelike flying fish silhouette.
• Tuna (Yellowfin, Bigeye, Bluefin): React to the intense flash and surface commotion at trolling speeds.
• Mahi Mahi (Dorado): Naturally attracted to bright, flashy lures near the surface.
• Wahoo: Known to strike fast-moving teasers with strong visual contrast.
• Sailfish: Triggered by high-energy surface action and clear silhouettes.

When to Use the Unicorn Teaser

The Unicorn excels when:

• Fishing clear, sunny conditions where bright colors amplify visibility
• Trolling blue water where pink stands out against the surface
• Running colorful or high-contrast spreads to create visual separation
• Targeting surface-feeding predators keyed in on flying fish
• Needing a bold visual attractor to raise fish into the spread