Hungry or Not, It's Time to Eat

Published in the April 2009 Issue April 2009

Reports of salivating fish have been documented around the world as anglers prepare to flip on the "eat" switch with the first biodegradable, environmentally-friendly soft bait, infused with scent-emitting Ultrabite Pheromones.

Trigger X contains species-specific pheromones that trigger instinctive feeding behavior in fish-freshwater and saltwater-with its revolutionary, patented, Ultrabite formula that offers unduplicated attraction and reaction for a variety of popular angling species. All Trigger X baits feature a ribbed body design for detailed in-water flex, natural swimming action, and increased distribution of scent and pheromones into the water.

Unlike traditional soft plastics, Trigger X will allow anglers to fish it all year long, whether it's in the dead of summer or winter. With a wide range of fish-catching colors, anglers can quickly adapt to a multitude of angling scenarios.

Trigger X baits come sealed in unique form fitting trays to retain their shape and maintain pheromone saturation, and are made from an environmentally-friendly material that is biodegradable. Suggested retail price: Varies For more information visit: www.triggerx.com

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