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(And keeps it there!)
just attach bait and line and fish!!!!!
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Pics below; fishing with the TowFloat where there is NO CURRENT (lakes, ponds, etc.) |
Lake
Cahuilla at LaQuinta Ca: by walking back and forth along the shore, the
fisherman is able to fish out in the lake WITHOUT a boat!
(Spectators
usually are dumbfounded)!
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Below , the floater is
out about 100 yards and still going
even though there was a slight onshore breeze. Walking along shore is
pulling the floater out into the lake even
though there is no current.
Minutes before, there was a fellow
fishing from a little pedal-boat in this area.
He saw the floater coming out toward him and, with a puzzled look, pedaled off to the other side of the lake.
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| Below, the TowFloat
is on its way out into the lake
(the white spot)
Who needs a boat?! |
Below, animated gif showing how the floater can be placed out in a lake. (if it isn't moving, your AV software has it locked, right click and download it to your desktop and double-click on it) |
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testimonials:
.“.....works as advertised. I can actually throw this thing in the water and be fishing in the time it takes me to launch my boat.” (Manuel, Bullhead City Az.)
To download user instructions click here
“I use it in the Verde River and love it! I can actually maneuver the bait across the river and into likely looking areas without a boat. I like that!” Randy, Camp Verde Az.
To read about the development of the floater, click here
By walking back and forth, the TowFloatTM can be maneuvered out into the lake, even with no current.
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About the TowFloatTM: by inventor, James H Burgess The idea
of having a
device that can pull a fishing
lure or bait out into the water
has been around for many years. I can visualize a
caveman using a crooked stick
and some sinew to get his bone-hook out into a running stream. Most
have not been successful commercially because they were too
complicated, dived under the surface when the relative water speed went
above a certain point, or just plain didn’t work! I have experimented for years with different shapes and have finally hit upon a shape for the floater which pulls the rig out into a running stream, doesn’t dive when the speed increases, but merely planes along the surface. Further real-world fishing experiments have fine tuned the TowFloaterTM. A unique slotted attach point causes the TowFloatTM to reverse direction when the line tension is released. This feature actually allows the fisherman to work the floater out into a STILL body of water by reversing his walk along the shore, each flip of the rod causes the floater to pull at about a 45 degree angle away from the fisherman. In addition the smooth top surface of the TowFloatTM allows it to cruise almost totally submerged in slow speed situations, which negates the effect of wind on the rig. The reversing feature also allows quick landing of a fish after hookup in a running stream or steering around obstacles in a lake. Simply flip the rod after hookup and the floater will run downstream towards the fisherman’s side of the stream at a rapid pace. It also allows the rig to be used for trolling and running on either side of the boat without any changes to the device. |
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device will change the way thousands of fishermen fish!
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Trolling to the side of the boat is easy now!
To steer the floater to your favorite fishing spot, simply flip the rod tip until it is hovering over the spot!
