We all need this !!

SIMFISH is a compact fishing simulator! You will be thrilled by the extreme realism of this simulator. SIMFISH's volume and weight has been designed so it can fit in every location you may want to use it.

Several species are available from trout to tuna and you can choose either freshwater or saltwater fishes or a mix of them.

SIMFISH comes with a mat, laptop and simulator. The angler stands on the mat and selects fish and start the fight with the buttons directly on the mat. The mat acts as a security that means that if the angler is pull out of the mat, the fight is stopped.

The systemcan be used with a range of rods/weights, with fish simulations from small trout to 60kg tuna!

The ultimate addition to your mancave or perfect for events, fun days, corporate days, team building or even just when the weather is bad and you cant get on the water!

TV/Display screen not included - the simulator is designed to be connected to a monitor or TV using a supplied VGA cable. Watch the video below for setup details and to see how the simulator works!





Sport fishing trip in the year 2028

GARRIGA said:

Only a matter of time before a few comms will want 51% of this. We'd obviously would be regulated to only two weekends of every year.

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Four days is all a recreational deserves on the water a year.

But don't worry, you can stroke yourself with this toy
every day of the year if you like.

Commercials have their own version

I think the simulator is a great concept for testing out rods and reels as well as a training aid. Dead lifting #80 or a couple jugs of water just shows that the rod has the back bone to lift it. Ever buy a rod based on advertising and recommendations and then when you were bowed up on fish found out that as far as you were concerned it was a dog and had to go? I have, it's part of the sport.

If you had put that same rod through it's paces on a machine simulating your target species in the store, you probably wouldn't have bought the rod in the first place. If you don't think that technology is a driving force in sport fishing, you might want to rethink that. New types of line, leaders, hooks, alloys and composites used in reels, nano and fiber technology in rods and now a fishing simulation machine that allows you to put it all together and test it under the most realistic conditions possible without ever leaving the tackle shop. That works for me.

I'm sure in the next few years these will become common place in high volume tackle shops. At the cost of a couple high end fishing combo's written off as a business expense, these shops will find that the simulator is the deal clincher. On top of that when these tackle shops have seminars species specific, you would be able to put that new information to test. A couple years after that you would probably find them in bars at fishing destinations in locations like , Wilmington, Miami, Key West,, Tampa. Destin, Orange Beach, Venice and all the other fishing hot spots.

I know that if I had tried a tool like this before my first tuna trip I wouldn't have been so shocked upon my first big hook up but on the other hand, that may have been an important part of the experience. All I can say is view things like this as you will, but if it's available, take advantage of it.