Simon 360 Breakaway System
The Simon 360 Breakaway System features NiTi #1 titanium wire, stainless steel snaps and rings, and magnets engineered for both fresh and saltwater use. Designed to pull herring and spinners while releasing instantly upon a fish strike, it allows anglers to fight the fish rather than the flasher, significantly improving landing success. Compatible with all 11″ flashers, this system offers expert-level performance and reliability.
Key Features
- NiTi #1 titanium wire for strength and durability
- Stainless steel snaps and rings for corrosion resistance
- Magnets designed for use in both fresh and saltwater environments
- Instant release upon fish strike to enable effective fighting
- Compatible with all 11″ flashers
| Component | Material |
|---|---|
| Titanium Wire | NiTi #1 |
| Snaps and Rings | Stainless Steel |
| Magnets | Engineered for fresh and saltwater |
FAQ
Does the Simon 360 Breakaway System work in saltwater?
Yes, the system is engineered for both fresh and saltwater use.
How does the breakaway system release when a fish strikes?
The system releases instantly upon a fish strike, allowing anglers to fight the fish rather than the flasher.
Is it compatible with all 11″ flashers?
Yes, it is compatible with all 11″ flashers.

Sam Marshall –
Used this system on a recent trip to the coast. It released cleanly when the fish took the bait and let me fight the catch without the flasher pulling. Works well in saltwater and feels solid in hand.
Jacob Gray –
Great for herring and spinner fishing. The titanium wire holds up well, and the release is smooth and reliable. No issues with corrosion after several days in the ocean.
Abigail Hardacre –
Felt sturdy and responsive during a weekend trip. The snap and ring parts stayed intact even in rough conditions. Slight delay in release on one occasion, but overall excellent performance.
Sally Berry –
Perfect for when you want to avoid losing the fish to the flasher. It broke away exactly when the fish struck and allowed me to land the catch without struggle.