Fisherman looking to improve their number of bites, and don't mind harnessing the technology of a fish attractor for a competitive edge, will be happy to hear about 'The Fish Call."
Designed by a father and son duo, the cone shaped floatable device can be thrown into the water like a football, and gives sound waves and vibrations meant to mimic the characteristics of a feeding school of fish. This fish attractor is said to not only attract fish to the area, but also stimulates them to start feeding and therefore makes them more likely to start biting your bait as well.
The inventors credit their patent pending 'TactiBite' system for their device's success, and claim by using computer and hydrophone technology they have created a better and more efficient way to fish.
Electronic Fish Attractors
This Floating Device Emits Sound Waves to Attract Schools of Fish
Trend Themes
1. Electronic Fish Attractors - The trend toward electronic fish attractors offers opportunities for businesses to develop new devices that simulate feeding fish more accurately.
2. Hydrophone Technology - The trend toward using hydrophone technology in fish attractors creates opportunities for businesses to develop more efficient and effective devices.
3. Tactibite System - The trend toward using computer technology in fish attractors provides opportunities for businesses to develop smarter devices with better fish-locating capabilities.
Industry Implications
1. Fishing Equipment - The fishing equipment industry can develop more advanced electronic fish attractors to enhance the fishing experience.
2. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can explore the use of hydrophone and computer technology in developing new fish attractor devices.
3. Sporting Goods - Sporting goods companies can invest in the design and production of fish attractors with TactiBite systems to stay competitive in the fishing market.