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ESCA Lure
Light
The Esca Lure Light is an innovative and revolutionary light-emitting
lure that is a proven fish catcher. The Esca lure light is not your usual
static or blinking lure light because it does not use batteries. The Esca
technology generates its own energy in saltwater (through electrolysis) and can withstand pressure
at depths of up to 500 meters. The Esca turns on when it is submerged
in saltwater and turns off when it is pulled out. The Esca lure light is great for
all styles of fishing. Use the Esca as an add-on to any lure, bait rig or tackle.
The Esca Lure is especially popular for wreck fishing, drifting
for fluke, jigging (attach via split ring to the top of a jig) and give
anglers a huge advantage when fishing at night. The Esca lure light is
very productive when night time chucking for tuna and swordfish (attach just
like a light stick). Rig the Esca Lure Light in a variety of ways, be
creative!
Catch More Fish with Esca Lure
Lights! "More Fish, More Fun!"
More Information About the Esca Lure Lights
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| Item Code |
Description |
Price |
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| 09001806002 |
ESCA MS102B - Blue Light Lure - Slow Fading Blink |
19.99 |
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| 09001806003 |
ESCA MS103B - Blue Light Lure - Rapid Multi Blink |
19.99 |
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| 09001806006 |
ESCA MS102G - Green Light Lure - Slow Fading Blink |
19.99 |
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| 09001806007 |
ESCA MS103G - Green Light Lure - Rapid Multi Blink |
19.99 |
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Educate
yourself by reading
this research document and/or
watching this movie. Learn about light in the ocean!
As seen on Discovery Channel's Planet Earth Deep Ocean, the ocean is
full of light emitting organisms. Scientist estimate that 90% of
deep-sea marine life produce bioluminescence in one form or another.
From small marine plankton such as dinoflagellates to crustaceans and
squid to the anglerfish and the cookie cutter shark, oceanic species
through out the food chain utilize light and depend on it for their
survival. (Source:
2009.
Bioluminescence, Wikipedia.) |
ESCA Advantages:
Why use Esca? "More Fish, More Fun!" The Esca Technology
works best when used in combination with your favorite fishing tackle and
rigs. The Esca lure light enhances their performance.
Here are some advantages:
- It is simple
irresistible to fish
- Attracts fish, Triggers the Hunting & Striking instinct in fish
- Can be used together
with spinners, jigs and bait
- Improves the performance of your favorite items of fishing tackle
- Generates its own power in salt water - No batteries required
environmentally friendly and safe
- Lasts at least 100 hours in seawater
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Esca technology is the only lure
light that imitates the bioluminescence found in the ocean naturally
by marine life forms.
More Esca Information:
Over millions of years, various marine species have developed specialized
light-emitting organs. Esca
means lure light, and it is used by a lot of important organisms in the sea,
such as krill and squid. Esca is also the name of the light organ of the
anglerfish. This has a long modified dorsal fin with a light organ at the
end, which is the esca itself. The anglerfish lies motionless on the seabed
using its esca to attract other fish. When the prey goes for the esca, the
anglerfish strikes and swallows the prey whole.
The ESCA Lure Light uses light technology to attract fish and help trigger
the hunting and striking instinct. No batteries required! The ESCA unit has
a raised silver-colored circle on one side. This is an environmentally
friendly metal. When immersed in salt water the ESCA generates its own power
by electrolysis and this metal disk gradually gets smaller and smaller until
the product eventually stops working. When used normally, the product should
last for about 100 hours of active fishing this being the number of hours
in which it is actually activated by the seawater. Whenever the ESCA is
removed from salt water and allowed to "dry off" the light turns off. NOTE:
The ESCA lure light only works when immersed in salt water and not in fresh
water.
The ESCA Lure Light weighs about 1/4-ounce (9 grams) and can be used by
itself as a small jig with a hook connected or connect the ESCA Lure Light
in combination with a variety of lures. While fishing offshore or inshore...
while trolling or jigging... while drifting a cut bait or casting a lure
the ESCA can be attached ahead or behind a jig, spoon, and lure or just
before a bare hook. Typically when trolling or jigging the ESCA Lure Light
is attached between the jig and hook and when casting it is attached between
the jig and swivel. To use the ESCA Lure Light with any offshore lures simply thread the leader
line through both rings of the ESCA and then allow the ESCA to slide to the
nose of the lure. The ESCA can also be mounted inside many hollow bodied
lures. Remember, the ESCA lure light needs to be covered in salt water to
work. The application of the ESCA is only limited by your imagination.
What is special about the ESCA lure light is that light is emitted in all
directions, whereas the smell of the bait spreads out only in the direction
in which the water is flowing. The colors blue and green are very specific
light wavelengths that simulate lure lights used by certain marine
organisms. Blue light is the color most commonly used by marine organisms in
their light organs. It is also the wavelength that penetrates deepest and
furthest in water. In shallower waters containing more particles and algae,
green light is more often used, though this varies from season to season and
place to place.
ESCA Lure Light Models & Specifics:
Model Color
Light pattern Description
MS 103 B - Blue - Multiblink -
Rapid blink
MS 102 B - Blue - Fading -
Slow blink
MS 103 G - Green - Multiblink -
Rapid blink
MS 102 G - Green - Fading -
Slow blink
Esca Global AS a Norwegian company has developed this revolutionary technology based on methods used by marine organisms that
use lure lights as bait.
The technology imitates these natural lure lights, and so it has been named Esca Technology. Esca Global AS is the only company in the world to offer
lure lights that imitate the lure lights used in nature by marine life
forms.
ESCA
Guarantee:
The ESCA is the world's best saltwater lure light and fish attractor! Here
is the ESCA "more fish, more fun" Guarantee:
Esca Global AS gives the following guarantee in the form of an extended
right of return in addition to your statutory rights as a consumer:
You are entitled to return the products and have your purchase sum refunded
subject to fulfillment of the following conditions:
You must have used at least 2 of our 4 Esca variants as specified
above, in combination with your favorite spinners and together with natural
bait (mackerel, shrimp, squid, etc.), without, in your opinion, catching any
more fish.
The Esca Technology must have been used in salt water
You must return your two Esca products to us within 6 months after the
date of purchase, together with:
o copies of the original receipts
o a brief description of:
where you went fishing, and what techniques you used
which type of bait was used
why you are dissatisfied
o your full name and address
o your account number
You may only use this return/refund right one time.
Only the purchase price will be refunded, not shipping and handling
etc.
You must pay the costs of returning the Esca units to us at the
following address:
Esca Global AS
Sandviksveien 163 A
5035 Bergenn
Norway
Please note that this guarantee is provided by Esca Global AS, and that
the Esca units must be sent to us. We regret that you cannot return the Esca
units to the store where the units were purchased.
If our products are in any way defective, you can of course complain in
accordance with prevailing and applicable consumer purchases rules. Your
personal data will be used only for processing the return of the purchase
sum, and ESCA Global AS will then delete them on completion of the refund.
Any data linked to the transaction will however be saved by our bank. If you
have any questions concerning the way in which we use your personal data, or
if you wish to make use of your own rights relating to correction, deletion,
etc. in accordance with personal data protection legislation, please feel
free to contact us.

04/05/2011
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