TEAM NITTA

NFI:  How do you feel the 'LIVE ZIPS" have helped or changed the game of fishing?

LANCE: I think Live Zips bring a whole new world of fishing to the average angler all while allowing experienced anglers to take their game up a few notches.  

 I wise old man once told me that, "if you want to catch big fish, use big live baits."  Even if you are bass fishing, throw out a big live shad or bluegill and let it work for you while you are perhaps jigging or trolling for other fish.

 Live Zips allow you to easily fish for that monster fish with little to no effort or experience.  You dont need rubber bands or dental floss to bridle a live bait (they don't work that good anyway).  

 Any angler can learn to use a Live Zip in just a few seconds. Inexperienced anglers are able to now go after big fish that they probably would have had little chance catching in the past.  Not only are they so easy a caveman can use them, they offer a number of other benefits to the novice angler and seasoned veteran alike...

 1.) Quickly bridle your bait and minimize the amount of time spent handling the bait.

 2.) Keep the gap of the hook wide open for the best chance at a quality hookset.

 3.) Assure that the hook is facing straight up and not spinning over against the side of your bait making it nearly impossible to hook a fish.

 4.) Minimally invasive, the zip only passes through above the eye of the bait leaving the bait lively for the best chance at a strike.

 5.) The bait can get smashed repeatedly and you can feel secure knowing the bait is still there working and even if you don't hook up right away.

 Those are 5 good reasons any fisherman would want to use these new zips.  Novice anglers can try a new style of fishing and bring home some big fish and seasoned pros can take it to the next level and know they are live baiting at the highest, most productive level.

NFI:  How do you feel the LIVE ZIPS has helped with bridling?

LYLE: "I like using the Live Bait Bridle Zips because it makes bridling a lot easier. It puts all the steps into one easy to use zip ti, and I also noticed that my hook sits a lot better on the bait."

​NFI:  How does the R3 and N3 helped with dad bait rigging?

LYLE:  "The R3 and N3 are awesome not only because it keeps your dead baits from spinning and tangling your line, it also makes it look like your dead bait is swimming.  On the kayak you canals use it to get your bait down deeper if you do a slow troll."

NFI:  What kind of fishing do you do?

IAN:  "I grew up doing different styles of shore fishing, from using a strait pole to ulua                  fishing.  Later I learned to spearfish and for the last 8 years I mostly kayak fish."

​NFI:  How has the LIVE ZIPs helped with kayak fishing?

IAN:  "It keeps my hook in place so the bait doesn't get fouled hooked."

​NFI:  do you notice your bait living longer?

IAN:  "Yes I do find that my bait tends to stay alive longer."

NFI:  What kind of fishing do you normally do?

MICAH:  "We do mostly trolling."

NFI:  How do you think the N3 Harness has helped with bait style of fishing?

MICAH:  "The N3 is perfect for running a trailer hook, and the bait will stay intact, not breaking apart like other types of rigs."

NFI:  How has the R3 Front Rig helped or changed the game of bait rigging?

MICAH:  "The R3 Front Rig is a huge game changer, because you can troll fast and the bait will remain nice."

NFI:  How do you feel the NITTA products will help with kayak fishing?

LEE:  "The NITTA R3 rig allows me to pull my bait without spinning, also at higher speeds under sail without ripping off while the N3 ensures proper hook positioning."

NFI:  What type of fishing do you do?

LEE:  "I mainly troll my baits.  I have had greater sucess at hooking the pelagics this way.  Line twist is always a concern and the NITTA rigs prevent this from happening on my dead baits."

NFI:  What kind of fishing do you do?

AKAH:  "Shoreline, Kayak, Jet Ski and Boat"

NFI:  Why do you like using our Zip Ties

AKAH:  "I like using the Nitta Live Zips because they make rigging up live bait easier   and faster, especially when the fish are biting"