CAGI Sonic Fish Attractor - Chartreuse

Cagi Sonic Attractor - Designed to attract trout to your lure from as far away as 100m, by emitting a low frequency sound that fish recognise as 'prey' - usually an injured, dying or distressed fish. The "Come and Get It" (CAGI) Sonic Attractor has been called "the next major fishing technology breakthrough" by everyone and anyone, that has seen and experienced it. It practically guarantees that every fisherman, woman and child from novice to expert will catch more fish! (Excerpt from Tackle Trade World Magazine October 2008)

Rig 300mm in front of your Tassie for a deadly combination!!

Catch up to 800% More Fish, Guaranteed*
Makes Every Lure Work Better
Designed & Tested by a former NASA physicist to Emit Sound Within a Frequency that Fish Hear
Revolutionary! Only Sound Generating Device on the Market Scientifically Proven to Work!


CAGI Outdoor Products, a Wyoming Corporation is the developer of simple, easy and fun-to-use technically advanced recreational products. The company is presently launching its first revolutionary fishing product, the “CAGI (Come and Get It) Sonic Attractor®.”

The CAGI Sonic Attractor, has been called “the next major fishing technology breakthrough” by everyone who has seen and experienced it. The CAGI Sonic Attractor practically guarantees every fisherman, woman, and child from novice to expert will catch more fish. The CAGI Sonic Attractor is a multi-patented device (patents issued August 2002 and February 2003 and a third currently pending) invented by Dan Greene and Jim Hair. Both men are scientists, and developers of some of the most sophisticated weapon systems and medical devices available today.

More recently their creative focus and energies shifted 180 degrees to the design of technologically advanced, fun-enhancing outdoor recreation products. They share a pragmatic, no-nonsense philosophy for the development of recreational products: “If it isn’t simple and if it doesn’t work...don’t bother.”

The CAGI Sonic Attractor’s mission is to answer every angler’s question of “How can I catch more fish?” In North America alone, there are over 28,499,206 fresh water anglers who collectively spent in excess of $39 billion for fresh and saltwater fishing in 2004.( U.S. Fish and Wildlife National License Report 11/05). Freshwater fishing accounted for $26.5 billion dollars or $933 per angler according to the North American Fisherman article “The Angling Mind” in October/November 2002. CAGI’s quest is to maximize every angler’s (first timer, amateur and professional) ability and opportunity to catch fish. 

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