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1.

Select your favorite lure combination you want to start the day with including the flasher, leader length and lure and attach them together.

2.

Attach the flasher to the hook at one end

3.

Lightly pull the lure and leader back towards the hook at the other end.

Please read carefully. Hooks are sharp.

Do not over tension as this puts undo stress on the leaders and increases the risk of mishaps.

As always, maintain control over the hooks at ALL times.

RTG Tackle Solutions is in no way responsible for any mishaps while using our product.

4.

Holding the lure, bring it back towards the first end. Take the slack out of the leader and tension one ladder rung more than the snug position.
Connect the hook to ladder.
DO NOT OVER TENSION.

5.

The accessory hooks can be used to take up longer leader lengths by doubling back.
Connect the hook to ladder as before.
DO NOT OVER TENSION.
Repeat for the trolling rigs you want to start the day with.

6.

To remove your lures, remove the flasher end first to take tension off the hooks. Take the full rig out of the case and attach it directly to your rod.
That's it, you're fishing. Good luck!

Best Practices

Plan out your lure combination ahead of time and have them Ready To Go the moment you arrive at your chosen spot.

Alternate trolling rigs right to left on upper and lower lid to avoid contacting each other when the case is closed.

Always safely hold the hooks to keep full control of them to avoid an unwelcome experience

Put your heavier lures like dipsey divers on the bottom so they don't hang down from their weight.

Do NOT overtension the elastics. This puts excessive stress on your leaders and can cause loss of control of the hooks.

Use the supplied accessory hook to allow for extra long leaders, christmas trees or twinkies and go back and forth to take up the length.

Organize divers with the intended trolling lure on the same side of the case.

The accessory hook can also be used with the swivel clip and attached to the rungs easier.

Most importantly, have fun with it, be creative and figure out what works best for you.

Care and Maintenance

While the case has been designed to be durable, proper care and maintenance will help ensure it operates and lasts for a long time. Please follow the following guidelines:

Don't overstretch the elastics or pull excessively on the ladders.
Wash down the case with damp cloth.
Periodically spray inside with unscented odor eliminator.
Do not store lures under tension for extended periods of time.
Store case inside at room temperature during the off-seasons.
Lightly oil hinges and locks if necessary.
Elastic assemblies can be replaced or repaired if necessary.

Please contact RTG Tackle Solutions for any concerns.

Be Ready To Go with RTG Tackle Solutions

Simple to use.

1.

Select your favorite lure combination you want to start the day with including the flasher, leader length and lure and attach them together.

2.

Attach the flasher to the hook at one end

3.

Lightly pull the lure and leader back towards the hook at the other end.

4.

Holding the lure, bring it back towards the first end. Take the slack out of the leader and tension one ladder rung more than the snug position. Connect the hook to ladder. DO NOT OVER TENSION.

5.

The accessory hooks can be used to take up longer leader lengths by doubling back. Connect the hook to ladder as before. DO NOT OVER TENSION. Repeat for the trolling rigs you want to start the day with.

6.

To remove your lures, remove the flasher end first to take tension off the hooks. Take the full rig out of the case and attach it directly to your rod. That's it, you're fishing. Good luck!

Best Practices

Alternate trolling rigs right to left on upper and lower lid to avoid contacting each other when the case is closed.

Always safely hold the hooks to keep full control of them to avoid an unwelcome experience

Put your heavier lures like dipsey divers on the bottom so they don't hang down from their weight.

Do NOT overtension the elastics. This puts excessive stress on your leaders and can cause loss of control of the hooks.

Use the supplied accessory hook to allow for extra long leaders, christmas trees or twinkies and go back and forth to take up the length.

Organize divers with the intended trolling lure on the same side of the case.

The accessory hook can also be used with the swivel clip and attached to the rungs easier.

Most importantly, have fun with it, be creative and figure out what works best for you.

Care and Maintenance

While the case has been designed to be durable, proper care and maintenance will help ensure it operates and lasts for a long time. Please follow the following guidelines:

Don't overstretch the elastics or pull excessively on the ladders.

Wash down the case with damp cloth.

Periodically spray inside with unscented odor eliminator.

Do not store lures under tension for extended periods of time.

Store case inside at room temperature during the off-seasons.

Lightly oil hinges and locks if necessary.

Elastic assemblies can be replaced or repaired if necessary.

Please contact RTG Tackle Solutions for any concerns.

Holding the lure, bring it back towards the first end. Take the slack out of the leader and tension one ladder rung more than the snug position.
Connect the hook to ladder.
DO NOT OVER TENSION.

The accessory hooks can be used to take up longer leader lengths by doubling back.
Connect the hook to ladder as before.
DO NOT OVER TENSION.
Repeat for the trolling rigs you want to start the day with.

To remove your lures, remove the flasher end first to take tension off the hooks. Take the full rig out of the case and attach it directly to your rod.
That's it, you're fishing. Good luck!