Expert fishermen will tell you that the way to catch the most and biggest fish is to cover the most possible water. Fish seldom occupy more than one to three percent of most fishable bodies of water. That’s roughly 33:1 against the average fisherman.  Finding fish is made more difficult because unlike humans, fish move in a three-dimensional world.  About half, especially the big ones, move around and up or down for several reasons: water temperature, time of day or night, air temperature, air pressure, season, moon phase, movements of other species, etc. The big ones we prize the most generally must cover far more water to find the food required by their larger bodies. Until now it took years of experience on the water and a mentor or a guide to find them. Few people today can find the time even if they have an expensive boat, trailer, and gear plus a vehicle that can pull it all.

No matter how much money one spends at any given moment, his boat or lure can usually only attract fish from an area roughly the size and height of a two-car garage, often much less. The Magnabait attracts fish from an area the size of a football field or dozens of Olympic-sized swimming pools stacked upon many more dozens of Olympic-sized swimming pools. Thus using Magnabait dramatically tips the odds in the fisherman’s favor.