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How it Works
What is a Strike Assist
Before Strike
When the bait/lure is being pulled behind the Strike Assist it will partially extend the spring inside the body of the device. (Prototype Shown, Patent Pending)
At Strike
When a fish strikes, it opens its' mouth rapidly (1/20th of a second) and draws water and the prey (or bait/lure) into its' mouth.
During Strike
The increase in water velocity caused by the fish's strike increases the drag force generated by the bait/lure. This causes the spring inside the Strike Assist to stretch allowing the bait/lure to be sucked into the fish's mouth.
(Prototype Shown)
Proven Results
During the two years of product testing, rods with a Strike Assist caught an average of 35% more fish. This was calculated by comparing rods with vs rods without a Strike Assist on the same trip and includes a total of 1,366 fish caught (browns, steelhead, lakers, kings, coho, walleye, smallmouth, perch and sheephead).