- The KoneZone Trolling Flasher was created in the Pacific NW waters at the mouth of the Mighty Columbia River. Historically this area has had annual runs of Salmon in the millions.
- Minimal drag, {resistance} while providing maximum attraction was the desired goal and it was realized in the year 2000.
- Originally designed to be used with Plug Cut Herring it has been use with all sorts of lures and other baits.
- IMPORTANT: While fishing with a rotating flasher such as the KoneZone you will need to attach a trolling weight, diver or a rudder to prevent line twist.
- It is also recommended to run a 12 inch bumper line off the rear of the flasher. Attach a quality swivel to the end of the bumper line. This will give you quick access to change out leaders with baits or lures.
- Experiment with the Offset hole in the flasher to get slight variations in the action of the KoneZone Flasher.
- Pulled in reverse with the snap swivel attached to the offset hole you will get a slightly different action. NOTE: you will need to have at least 36 inches of line between your stationary point and the KoneZone Flasher. This gives the KoneZone Flasher the room to work.
