Nature's Fact

For hundreds of years engineers and fisherman alike have had but one goal - to attract as many and as large a fish as possible. The peculiar problem in designing attractors to do this is that in order to fully respond to all types of fish more than one sensory device must be applied, until now only a single mode of attraction was relied on. While older methods may have produced relatively large quantities of fish being attracted, they did not produced the larger fish desired to their satisfaction. Lower quantities of these larger fish were attracted. Similarly, by using only one sensory attraction this effectively alters the size ratio of fish being attracted to the area.

By using the FishMAX® you will be generating the proper positive charge and you will notice a significant overall improvement in your fishing success. The FishMAX® may sometimes produce a fish "frenzy" because of the signal it generates. Not only should you attract and catch more fish by fishing with the FishMAX®, but you will also attract and catch LARGER fish.

Salmon Research Study

In 1979 Daniel Noruma, while at the University of British Columbia, did research to determine whether or not weak electrical fields effect salmon troll success. The study was held aboard a commercial salmon troller and concluded that Pacific Salmon were attracted in significantly larger numbers to fishing gear which has a positive charge of between .5 and 1.0 volts relating to the boats ground!

This study also showed that number of older, larger salmon caught we higher when a positive voltage was applied to fishing gear. This same study also determined that a negative voltage applied to fishing gear resulted in substantially lower catches of both larger and smaller fish.

IRD's research conducted to date, and the experiences of commercial fishermen, indicate that fish are indeed attracted to relatively low voltage and positive electrical charges. And, conversely, fish are repelled by a negative electrical charge no matter how low it may be.

It was easily established that fish are repelled by a negative electric charge. All of the research on the FishMAX®, as new as it may be, from scientific and amateur studies of experiences of commercial and sport fishermen, show that fish are attracted to the relatively low but definitely positive electrical charge that is emitted by the FishMAX®. Although the same principles of fishing with the FishMAX® hold true for both salt water and fresh water, there are important differences. The biggest difference is that the FishMAX® signal travels much farther in salt water, up to three miles. While in fresh water, the FishMAX® signal travels approximately 300 feet.

LARGER FISH ARE ATTRACTED TO FishMAX®:
Another major benefit of fishing with the FishMAX® is that the larger the fish, the more sensitive it is to the FishMAX® electrical charge in the water! Larger fish displace a greater volume of water, and therefore have more voltage passing through their body.

If you put a large fish and a small fish in a tank of water that is electrically charged, you will find that the larger fish has more electricity traveling through its body. This makes the large fish more receptive to the electrical charge present in the water than the small fish. With the correct electrical charge around your lure, the larger, more sensitive fish are more likely to easily find it.