fishing weapon. would this work in Oz

[doggsmit]

While surfing the net i came accross this,

"There is a little-known secret to finding swarms of hungry game fish – and catching them at will. It is one of the most powerful fishing discoveries I have ever witnessed, and it works time and time again with a consistency unmatched by any method I have ever tried........."

ITs ment to attract plankton,bait fish... im seriously thinking of buying my self a new present!!:woohoo:

http://ragefishing.webs.com/saltwaterfishingweapon.htm

Do you think it woul work here in Oz?

[sehrguht]

I think the site is a scam personally.

[Travis]

Yeah read the first 3 blah blah blahs and shafted it

[doggsmit]

i thought it was interesting, the more i learn the better i am i spose,

[Travis]

Yep, go nuts

[doggsmit]

thanks sheck this out...

[doggsmit]

sorry it doesnt embed Vid, check this out..

Important saftey message from the NZ Police... you must always blow on the pie!!

/>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCL_5WfcnnM

[Travis]

so what does some dude getting written up by the blue have to do with this?? are you ok??

[doggsmit]

just having a laugh. cheer up.

[doggsmit]

is there any thing that you know of that would help out,something along these lines i use burley and do well, i just wanted to get a better success rate, new to forums didnt know you couldnt change the subject.

[jeff f]

i've seen it marketed as "evening secrets" and the "1947 fishing secret"

pops up in the google ads on this site sometimes

if you do a search on it there is a hell of a lot of info on it on the net

the few people i've spoken to who have tried it say it works

[doggsmit]

really? I like the idea behind it, I would like to know what attracted the plankton so i could duplicate it, but its probably heavly patented

[jeff f]

its just the bright green light in the water that attracts the plankton

put a green lense on a spotlight and try it

the commercialy produced systems cost $300-$400us +battery

you could probably make your own alot cheaper with some clear plastic tube and a heap of green high intensity L.E.D.s

[doggsmit]

sorry, was just going to up date my profile, green lense,i spose they want photosynthisis or something from the light?

[doggsmit]

wont let me change my about me and occupation, never mind,i will try again tmrw.

I like your idea of the green light, i like to tinker in my garage. Im sure i Can come up with something. for a hell of a lot less. Thank you Jeff F. That WAS very helpful and you may have saved me some coin if it works.

[dholmes]

It aint cheap either, I noticed AUD its like $288 + postage, (free only in US) $280ish. Bit of a sceptic here as the site (bit dodgy) keeps on repeating the (danoz direct) style selling propaganda used to brain wash people into buying said product. Leading a cautious person like myself left wondering if it even really does work.

Anyone want to elaborate more on the Green light attracting plankton theory and if in fact the light alone would even attract these Zooplankton in the time frames suggested by this marketing promotion.

[doggsmit]

Must work but i dont think ill be buying it. He has "the evening secret," im being led to belive that these things maynot

work during the day so maybe the light will work better at night, if that is the case and the spot light with a green lense doesnt work,i would try it where i would expect to find squid, so that i would still have something to gain from the experiment?

[dholmes]

yea mate, well looks like this product was already dissected and discredited by another forum, discussions prove its a scam and dates back 2 years ago, where this guy was peddling the limited time nonsense back then. see it here

/>http://forums.basspro.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=005207

[doggsmit]

thats a good read,

They hit the nail on the head: a crappie light!:)Love to have something like that in my bag of tricks but, add light,add burley add lines,laughing!haha, back to the drawing board i spose.

[tugger]

my opinion waste of money we don't have plankton in qld waters it may atract squid though but these sort of snake oil peddlers have been around for 3oo yrs and looks like they are still around

[Cowfish13]

tugger wrote:

we don't have plankton in qld waters

Where did you hear that? We do have plankton. They're everywhere. Maybe you're thinking of Krill?

[tugger]

ooops it was kril i'm thinking of but still wouldn't go near that device

[Cowfish13]

Oh yeh, agree with you there

[dholmes]

Even so, do you think that a Green light would be a good idea to try, fishing at night.

[Cowfish13]

I would think it would be similar to lights at jetties and pontoons etc. It would attract fish and squid, but it would not be a miracle-type fishing weapon

[tugger]

found this out about plankton by the sounds of it plankton are more common in cooler waters