While on the annual Canadian fishing trip in Northeast of Ear falls, Ontario I was able to test the CAGI Sonic Attractor. The target fish was walleye and northern pike.  After doing some searching around we decided day two to head to the bottom of the Kaskego rapids where within the moving water we hoped there would be walleye holding tight to the bottom.  While maneuvering both my floating Rapala X Series perch color and the CAGI Sonic Attractor around boulders and heavy rapids into the pools below my lure was hit on almost every cas — walleye from 12” to 22.5” as well as a 37” northern fell victim to this combination.  This in itself would not be significant without the added satisfaction of out fishing my boating partner/father, the self proclaimed “guide of this lake.

Next time I fish these rapids or any other water in Canada heavily laden with granite boulders I will bring more than one Sonic Attractor with me — as my call has lost a three day battle with the granite rock.  Thank you CAGI, for not only catching me more fish but for my newly appointed family title of “Guide of Kapikik Lake.

Jake Thoele

I took one of my national account customers fishing with his niece for salmon on my boat. It was a slow day.

We ran four lines off the boat. The front two without a Sonic Attractor and the back 2 with a Sonic Attractor. The front two rods didn’t even get a strike all day.
We got two hits that didn’t stick on the Sonic Attractor. And we caught the two fish you see here using the Sonic Attractor.

We finished all day, only had 4 hits, and only caught two fish. But all of the action we did get was on the two rods with the Sonic Attractor.

Again, the only rods to get bit were using the Sonic Attractor. You can bet I will be using them again!

Dave Eng
Salmon Trout
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