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BATTERY LURES
THE BITE LIGHT BATTERY LURE CATCHES SO MANY FISH
THAT ONE STATE BANS ITS USE
by M. Nicefaro
Yalesville, Connecticut
Field tests don't lie. Fishermen across the country are catching on to the news that a recent fishing test yielded a bass every seven minutes. You know this means something big to the sport of fishing. The outstanding results are due to a new battery lure that is taking the fishing sport by storm. The break-through is found in a tiny, battery-powered electrical system that flashes a blood-red light down a lure's tail when it moves in water. Fish think it's an injured prey and strike. Only we know it's a battery lure.
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The Bite Light battery lures catch so many fish that one state bans their use. Because the technology reacts to movement, each retrieval generates a different kind of flash; so if a fish passes on your first cast, it sees a new presentation - a new opportunity - on your next one, and so on.
The technology used to create this battery lure is so new and innovative there is only one distributor in the U. S. that offers it. The Bite Light, created and sold only by NGC Sports at http://www.scientificfishing.com, has several international patents pending. It comes in a kit of three: a lure for top water, one for 4 to 6 feet, and one for 10 to 12 feet.
Fishermen who use this battery lure report that bass strike with such ferocity they hardly lose a strike. The Bite Light battery lures work in fresh or salt water. They contain rattle attractants inside and last 100 hours in the water on each replaceable battery.
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