Anyone tried one of these?

[rayken1938]

Sounds too good to be true!
Shame it doesnt also cure coughs,colds and sore holes because then I would buy one.
http://www.eveningsecretfishing.com/
Cheers
Ray

[finga]

Gees I reckon they have reduced sales just because of the bloody long 'infomercial' he's got going.
I personally hate things like that.

But when it boils down it's basically a frequency generator.

[grammel]

Buyer beware!!!

[2 weis]

i just saved $197.00;)

[charlie09]

Smells fishy to me :P

[Boat Hog]

Sorry, couldn't watch it till the end ... sounded too much like the advertising for those ab circle, pro bender, crunch master, flexy whatsit machines .... last week the same guy phoned me "just calling to let you know there's a problem with your computer..."

Caveat Emptor my friend.

[onerabbit]

Why do you want something to cure "sore holes" ?

Is there something your not telling us?

Muzz

[captain rednut]

that is one boring advertisment, i nearly fell asleep.
cheers cr

[Tunzafun]

Yep, get to the point or you lose me!

[blackjew]

Hmmmmmmmm ive seen it but dont believe it .

[wayno60]

well thats 10min i wont get back....

[sharkymark2]

After reading your comments I'm not going to even follow the link!

[Marlin_Mike]

WTF? YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS>......... Con Job.............................

[Toddy_again]

Please turn the record over.....:P

[Robertr33]

The science behind it is plausible.
The price he's asking is just ridiculous.
Basically what i think he's selling is a underwater green light that only works at night.
The light attracts zooplankton which in turn attracts bait fish which then in turn attract bigger fish etc.
You could probably make one yourself for about 10 dollars and test the science behind it, just get a green light and shine it in the water for 40 minutes and see if it attracts baitfish.
It's not really a 'secret' its more like common sense seeing as zooplankton use photosynthesis to produce energy they need a light source for it to occur, so on that basis i guess it could work.

[wags on the water]

I couldn't watch to the end.