EVERY THING YOU NEED TO PULL A DREDGE OFF YOUR CLEAT fully assembled just attach and start fishing (FAQ at bottom of listing)
Rigged on a 12 inch squidnation dredge bar 
a total of (18) 9 inch bulb squid (6 drops with 3 squid per drop)
1/4 oz egg sinker loaded in each squid 
(1) 4 pound rubber coated fish weight included (color may vary between blue or black based on availabity
(1) 9 inch yo-yo with 50 feet of heavy duty parcord with a heavy duty cork screw swivel attched at one end to attach to the top of your dredge weight.
Short section of doubled #500 pound mono, each side has a cork screw, attach one side to the back of your dredge weight and the other to the top of the dredge and your ready to start pulling your dredge
These dredges mimic a small baitball attracting all pelagic species up from the deep and into your spread 
rigged with 250 pound jinkai line and crimps. 
Plano storage box included 
available in 4 colors, please note pull kit comes with all colors in this listing 
Free shipping 
 
FAQs 
How far behind the boat do i pull the dredge?
This varies boat to boat and day to day based on conditions, good rule of thumb is you want to see the full dredge so you can see fish on it. if you cant see it, its to far back 
What speed do i troll these?
anywhere from 4-7 knots 
How do i know how far to let it out?
all paracords in the kits have 10 foot marked sections, this takes the guess work out of how far to let it out once you get it trolling in the right spot for the day 
Are they easy to deploy 
yes start by attaching the cork screw on the paracord to the top of the weight. attach one cork screw on the mono to the back to the weight and the other cork screw to the top of the dredge. slowly let the dredge out until it is just barely insight and cleat the other end of the paracord to your boat. after that your ready to start raising more fish