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TORNADO 11" 360 FLASHER TROLLING RIGGING DIAGRAM
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[MAIN LINE FROM REEL]
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│ Trolling Sinker │ <-- Dropper weight or Downrigger clip
└─────────────────┘
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▼ (Slide on a heavy-duty bead to protect your knot)
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│ High-Quality ball bearing Swivel│
└─────────────────┘
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▼ [ 24" to 36" Leader Line ]
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│ RELEASE CABLE │ <─── SNAP LINE INTO THE PRE-RIGGED WIRE CLIP
│ (Front Swivel) │ (This wire snaps open when a fish hits so
└─────────────────┘ you don't have to drag the flasher's weight!)
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[ TORNADO ]
[ 11" 360 ] <─── High-impact clear polycarbonate body rolls
[ FLASHER ] erratically, throwing high-vis light waves.
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│ BACK ball bearing SWIVEL │
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▼ [ 22" to 28" Fluorocarbon Leader ]
│ (Keep it short! A shorter leader gives your bait
│ or squid skirt a wildly aggressive swimming action)
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(><) HOOK (><) <─── Your favorite Salmon/Kokanee cut-plug bait,
anchovy rig, or trolling fly.
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Quick Tuning Pro-Tips to list under the diagram:
Trolling Speed: Run your boat between 1.5 to 2.5 MPH. Watch your rod tip—it should give a rhythmic, heavy thump as the Tornado 360 executes its full rotational spin.
Keep it Clean: Always rinse your flashers in fresh water after fishing in brackish or salty tidal river waters to keep the swivels spinning perfectly for your next trip.