A revolutionary new product that is an essential addition to even the best-stocked tackle box.
Esca technology convincingly mimics the ocean's natural lure lights by emitting light properties (wavelength, intensity and frequency) that are remarkably similar to those emitted by different fish and plankton. It effectively mimics a natural aquatic phenomenon that triggers the hunting and biting instincts in fish and thus tips the odds into the angler's favor. The company's name even comes from an ocean-dwelling predator with a reputation for deadly efficiency - the angler fish, who uses its dangling light organ fishing antennae - called esca - to attract its prey.
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Esca in nature
For millions of years, marine animals have used lights to attract prey, protect themselves or for reproduction. On land such lights are rare, but in water there are light-producing creatures in virtually every cubic meter of the ocean. Krill, for example are the sea's largest biomass, have multiple light organs, are the main food for many fish and can be found at all ocean depths. In addition, many squid species use lure lights for multiple purposes. But, no other species uses lure lights to attract its prey better than the angler fish.
Esca technology is inspired by nature's living lights and expertly integrated into small units that are used as add-ons to any lures. In saltwater, the Esca units mimic the wavelength, intensity and frequency of light emanating from different types of fish and plankton. In environments where visibility can pose a challenge, a synergetic effect is achieved when combining Esca and nearly all types of fishing lures or tackle. In addition to acting as an attractor and bite stimulator, Esca improves visibility of the lure and tackle - thereby improving the fisherman's odds. Krill with light organs Squid with light organs
Esca is a big hit for customers and retailers
Anglers from around the world have been setting personal records and winning competitions with Esca technology. Esca technology can be used together with all lures and tackle to improve the performance of an angler's favorite fishing equipment. For retailers, the Esca units attract buyers without cannibalizing the sales of lures and bait and at the same time also bolster the sales of lures and bait - a so-called "halo effect" that leads to increased total sales.
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Product features
Esca technology generates its own energy Uses no batteries - environmentally-friendly and safe Activates on contact with salt water and deactivates when out of water Has a lifetime of more than 100 hours of active fishing (the number of hours the product is in the water) Weight: 8 grams (without the hook) Size: 4.5 cm long, 1.6 cm wide, 1 cm thick Portions of the unit are gold-plated Extremely robust and high quality Tolerates depths of more than 600 meters
Esca Technology also creates an electrical field around the units that triggers hunting and biting instincts in fish. This electrical field surrounds all living organisms, including marine species. When fish sense the electrical field around Esca products, they bite -and bite harder!
Esca attractors
Customers can choose from four different Esca technology attractors.
Which Esca attractor?
Esca blue lights and green lights are optimized to emit very specific wavelengths that mimic the predominant lure lights used by marine organisms. Esca blue light attractors are generally recommended for clearer waters and deeper waters because it is the wavelength that penetrates deepest and furthest. Esca green light attractors are generally recommended for murkier waters and shallower waters containing more particles and algae. Try different colors and frequencies to see what works best in various waters and conditions.
Esca accessories
Esca shrimp and squid accessories are used together with Esca attractors. The Esca attractor unit fits inside the tanslucent rubber shrimp / squid to create a realistic lure light. (Esca attractor units are sold separately)
Esca can be used in endless combinations.
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Esca technology convincingly mimics the ocean's natural lure lights by emitting light properties (wavelength, intensity and frequency) that are remarkably similar to those emitted by different fish and plankton. It effectively mimics a natural aquatic phenomenon that triggers the hunting and biting instincts in fish and thus tips the odds into the angler's favor. The company's name even comes from an ocean-dwelling predator with a reputation for deadly efficiency - the angler fish, who uses its dangling light organ fishing antennae - called esca - to attract its prey.
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Esca in nature
For millions of years, marine animals have used lights to attract prey, protect themselves or for reproduction. On land such lights are rare, but in water there are light-producing creatures in virtually every cubic meter of the ocean. Krill, for example are the sea's largest biomass, have multiple light organs, are the main food for many fish and can be found at all ocean depths. In addition, many squid species use lure lights for multiple purposes. But, no other species uses lure lights to attract its prey better than the angler fish.
Esca technology is inspired by nature's living lights and expertly integrated into small units that are used as add-ons to any lures. In saltwater, the Esca units mimic the wavelength, intensity and frequency of light emanating from different types of fish and plankton. In environments where visibility can pose a challenge, a synergetic effect is achieved when combining Esca and nearly all types of fishing lures or tackle. In addition to acting as an attractor and bite stimulator, Esca improves visibility of the lure and tackle - thereby improving the fisherman's odds. Krill with light organs Squid with light organs
Esca is a big hit for customers and retailers
Anglers from around the world have been setting personal records and winning competitions with Esca technology. Esca technology can be used together with all lures and tackle to improve the performance of an angler's favorite fishing equipment. For retailers, the Esca units attract buyers without cannibalizing the sales of lures and bait and at the same time also bolster the sales of lures and bait - a so-called "halo effect" that leads to increased total sales.
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Product features
Esca technology generates its own energy Uses no batteries - environmentally-friendly and safe Activates on contact with salt water and deactivates when out of water Has a lifetime of more than 100 hours of active fishing (the number of hours the product is in the water) Weight: 8 grams (without the hook) Size: 4.5 cm long, 1.6 cm wide, 1 cm thick Portions of the unit are gold-plated Extremely robust and high quality Tolerates depths of more than 600 meters
Esca Technology also creates an electrical field around the units that triggers hunting and biting instincts in fish. This electrical field surrounds all living organisms, including marine species. When fish sense the electrical field around Esca products, they bite -and bite harder!
Esca attractors
Customers can choose from four different Esca technology attractors.
Which Esca attractor?
Esca blue lights and green lights are optimized to emit very specific wavelengths that mimic the predominant lure lights used by marine organisms. Esca blue light attractors are generally recommended for clearer waters and deeper waters because it is the wavelength that penetrates deepest and furthest. Esca green light attractors are generally recommended for murkier waters and shallower waters containing more particles and algae. Try different colors and frequencies to see what works best in various waters and conditions.
Esca accessories
Esca shrimp and squid accessories are used together with Esca attractors. The Esca attractor unit fits inside the tanslucent rubber shrimp / squid to create a realistic lure light. (Esca attractor units are sold separately)
Esca can be used in endless combinations.
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