What Bill Dance Had To Say:

“The first time I saw a Biosonix^® unit, I was with Randy Flint. We had met on a small five acre lake near my home in West Tennessee. Randy suggested that we make a trial run by fishing around the lake without having the Biosonix^® unit on. We did that, and in a little over an hour, we boated 8 bass.

“Then, we started over at the same point as before, but this time we turned the BSX^® unit on. We caught 22 bass! Not only were we catching fish out a cast away from the boat, but when I also noticed on my graph unit that some fish were right under the boat, we caught several of them vertical fishing. – “I was simply amazed."

“I love unique and different things that work, and when Biosonix^® first approached me with their new unit, I already know about the importance of sound in the life of fish.

“I’d tried the unit on bass and was really impressed, so I wanted to try it on another favorite species: crappie. I know of a particular timbered point in a lake where I could often catch crappie even if just one or two.

“I went there and eased out into the timber which has a depth of about 14 feet. Watching my graph unit I eased up to three big snags that often held a fish or two, but saw no fish in the entire area. ‘Here’s a good way to test this unit,’ I thought to myself, so I placed the unit itself in the fork of big tree above the surface.

Next, I lowered its speaker down into the water to about 9 or 10 feet and turned the unit on to the “Active shad” sound. I then left the area and went bass fishing.“When I returned in about an hour and fifteen minutes, I began seeing fish on my graph immediately at about 7 to 8 feet!

“To make a long story short, in the next 30 minutes I hung 12 crappie and landed 9. There is no doubt whatsoever in my mind that the Biosonix^® unit attracted those fish to the area!”