| Reference | Modèle | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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PLB-2000-47
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Gutter Tool | 1 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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13.00 (CHF) incl tax
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The Pulz Bait Engine is designed to boost the effectiveness of deadbait fishing by turning a dead fish, usually static, into a visually convincing prey item. The idea is simple and highly effective: preserve the biggest advantage of a real bait fish, its natural scent, while adding mechanical movement that helps trigger the strike. In many situations (cold water, wary fish, deep spots, or low-light conditions), a subtle but regular movement makes all the difference and helps stand out from motionless presentations.
Once installed, the bait produces a pulsing action that mimics the signals of weakened prey. This movement improves the visibility of your rig and draws the attention of large predatory fish without requiring continuous retrieve. The result is a more lively, more enticing presentation that still keeps the natural appeal of the bait fish.
More strikes on a motionless bait: a dead fish resting on the bottom or held in place can quickly lose its visual appeal. With the Pulz Bait Engine, the bait keeps a dynamic presence, especially useful when predators follow but hesitate. This micro-movement acts as a signal of vulnerability that can trigger aggression.
The best of both worlds: in deadbait fishing, the scent and texture of a real fish are irreplaceable. Adding a mechanical action avoids having to choose between natural appeal and attraction. You benefit from both the olfactory power of a real bait and the visual stimulation of regular movement.
Ideal for large predators: the product concept targets powerful, opportunistic species such as pike, zander, and catfish, as well as other large predatory fish. For these species, one extra detail in the presentation can be enough to turn a follow into a take.
Time-saving on the bank: the preparation is designed to stay simple. With the dedicated tool, you only need to pass it through the mouth of the bait fish and twist to create a clean, even slit. The engine is then inserted quickly, allowing you to prepare multiple rigs and stay efficient during active feeding periods.
1) Choose a dead bait fish that is intact and firm enough to handle without tearing. 2) Use the cutting tool: insert it through the mouth, then rotate it to open a neat channel through the body of the fish. 3) Slide the Pulz Bait Engine into the slit created, then adjust the alignment so the bait keeps a natural shape. 4) Rig your bait as usual (according to your deadbait setup) and fish statically or with light rod twitches if you want to enhance the effect. For the best presentation, use a straight bait and avoid excessive handling that may damage the flesh.
Question 1: What exactly is the Pulz Bait Engine for?
Answer: It is used to add a pulsing action to a dead bait fish, making it more attractive in deadbait fishing while preserving the baitās natural scent.
Question 2: Is it difficult to install in the bait fish?
Answer: No. Preparation is simplified thanks to the cutting tool: you create a clean slit by going through the mouth, then slide the engine inside.
Question 3: Which species is it most useful for?
Answer: The product is especially relevant for large predatory fish such as pike, zander, and catfish, but it can also appeal to other predators drawn to weakened prey.
