“As a charter captain for the past 10 years, and working in the charter fishing industry for the last 25 years, I have seen depth-controlled fishing devices come and go.  One that revolutionized how we currently fish, the Slidediver, and one that will take this style of fishing to the next level, will be the next-generation Slidediver, known as the Lite-Bite.  I have had the privilege to field test these devices over the past several months, working them into my “deep-fishing” program.  As Lake Michigan has become clearer due to the zebra mussel, fishermen have had to find new methods to target deeper fish without spooking them in the clear water.  Wire divers have become standard in this style of fishing, but to have the ability now to fish deep and put your bait-set as far back from the planer device as you want, the Lite-Bite is amazing.  In addition to this, having it release on the smallest fish now saves the few rods that I can fish deep from becoming non-productive or spooking fish from my spread.  The Lite-Bite pretty much eliminates the need to run through my diver spread to check for small fish.  No more wondering how long a “shaker” has been hanging on a diver rod during the “hot-bite”.  The Lite-Bite has truly become a “smart-diver”, knowing when to release on the smallest fish, but remain running true and not releasing in rough water conditions.

Captain Scott Voltz

High Voltage Charters

Sheboygan, Wisconsin

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“My name is Captain Patrick J. Kalmerton and I am one of the owners of Wolf Pack Adventures which is a four season hunting and fishing business out of Sheboygan Wisconsin.  We fish all over the Midwest during certain times of the year.  We go walleye fishing in the spring down on Lake Erie, and on the bay of Green Bay.  We muskie fish all over Minnesota and Wisconsin during the fall.  We also run charters out of Sheboygan Wisconsin for trout and salmon.  The reason for this letter is to credit you on one of the most versatile and valuable pieces of equipment that our business has come across in the matter of putting fish in the boat.  The Lite Bite Slide Diver, we have found, can be used in many different ways.  It runs true, even going slow speeds when row trolling for that elusive muskie,  when motor trolling is not allowed.  On the other hand, it does not skip out of the water when you run it as an outside diver on an outside turn doing sometimes speeds up to 3.5 to 4.0 miles per hour for those ski-jumping rainbow trout.  There is a couple other things I like about the Lite Bite Slide Diver and they are:  You can set the front screw so in rough water they will still run true, but keep the back screw loose so just the slightest extra weight makes it trip.  I was in shallow water in August and I did not see the bait hitting bottom and the diver kept tripping and every time there were weeds on the hooks.  On other divers I know I would have been dragging those weeds for a long time.  The fact you can have a diver that runs true in the water in all conditions, that you can adjust the lead from the diver to the bait to whatever length you want it at, you can troll as fast or as slow as you would like, and that if anything hits that bait, small fish, weeds, even if you snag a dead baitfish, if that back screw is set right the Lite Bite Slide Diver will trip!  That is a piece of art and I thank you for helping me put more fish in the boat from walleyes to muskies to trout and salmon and even perch at times for my clients that depend on me to catch them fish, I again say thank you.

Captain Patrick J. Kalmerton

Wolf Pack Adventures

920-918-9653 Cell

www.wolfpackadventrues.com

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