Ocean Born Saltwater Lures Designed by Patrick Sebile

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Patrick Sebile's New Magic - On The Water

A Patrick Sebile design, the Flying Darter is a long casting darter plug with wandering action!! Not every darter plug casts well, but the Flying Darter delivers long, even super long distance casts and a subtle swimming action needed to catch big fish. An action-packed bait to fish a wide range of waters with amazing results. The side wings enhance aerodynamics and give the lure stability or glide once it's in the water. Low air friction ribs reduce air resistance and add water turbulence.

Ocean Born Flying Darter 180 fl Squid

The Flying Popper is a classic design with a difference. The traditional narrow-neck popper is known for castability and versatility – it works in all conditions, including rough water and current. But the Flying Popper is a leap forward in design. The side wings enhance aerodynamics and give the lure lift once it’s in the water. The low air friction ribs reduce air resistance and add water turbulence.

Ocean Born Flying Popper 100 Glass Minnow

Ocean Born Flying Pencill Floating 6-1/3 inch 2-1/2 Lime Glow Chartreuse Lime Glow Chartreuse 6.33 inch The Flying Pencill has been engineered to increase casting distance with a proven design for catching fish in waves, turbulent waters and strong currents while targeting big fish. You cant catch fish you cant reach!! Design elements such as side wings and low air friction ribs allow the Flying Pencill to seemingly fly far away through the air, even under windy conditions.

Ocean Born Flying Pencill

Ocean Born Lures by A Band Of Anglers - LBI NJ Fishing Report

The bottle plug evolution for rough seas and strong currents! The Flying Swimplug has been engineered to increase casting distance with a proven design for targeting big fish in waves, turbulent waters and strong currents. The Flying Swimplug is at its best when currents are strong or waves are breaking. It has a tight wobble with a search effect that can be felt in the rod tip. Retrieve it against or across currents in inlets, river mouths and rips around points -- let go in the outflow.