Description
Floating Turtle Trap
A high quality sunbathing Floating Turtle Trap with an aluminum frame that ensnares turtles as they try to sun themselves. This sturdy trap stays afloat by using watertight floats mounted on both sides of the trap. Once deployed, turtles will walk onto the ramp and then fall into the escape proof cage. The water tight vinyl floats along with the rust resistant frame enable the trap to stay afloat longer and can endure greater duress than other brands. Easy to use and set up and works year after year.
- Aluminum frame surrounded by galvanized wire helps prevent rust
- Built in eye bolt assures easy retrieval from shore
- No bait required
- Size 24″ x 28″ x 17″
- Maintenance free materials
- Skinny design ensures turtles won’t escape
Fishing at the Pond or Lake
Nothing is more relaxing than enjoying a pleasant afternoon around the pond or lake. You can find many activities to do when you’re enjoying the outdoors, such as fishing. Whether it’s with your friends or family, you can have many hours of fishing fun. However, if the fish are just not taking the bait, it can also be frustrating. One of the things that you can consider using is a pond trap. When it comes to using a pond trap, it’s essential to know which traps work best for certain types of fish. Let’s go over the differences between these pond traps.
The Purpose of Pond Traps
What is the function of a pond trap? A pond trap serves as a tool for capturing fish and can be utilized in various circumstances. When conventional methods like rods and reels fail to yield results, people often turn to pond traps. By utilizing the appropriate bait, a pond trap can swiftly and effectively catch fish. It is crucial to select the correct type of trap for the fish species being targeted, as the wrong trap may allow the fish to elude capture and escape.
How Pond Traps Work
A pond trap works by trapping fish inside. Simply bait the pond trap and wait for the fish to get caught. The fish enters the trap through a variety of entrances, depending on the trap’s design. You also don’t have to worry about smaller fish getting caught because the traps are designed for a specific size of fish. In addition, the design includes small gaps all around the trap so that other types of pond life can escape.
The Catfish Trap
As you figure out the differences between these fish, you’ll be able to choose the perfect pond trap. Catfish are considered very popular among consumers and fishermen as well. Both catfish and perch fish have their similarities and differences. One example will include the fins of these fish. A catfish has barbels and an adipose fin, which is a significant distinction to perch. Catfish will also require a bigger trap, whereas perch fish may need a smaller design. The catfish trap will also work to catch rough fish around your pond or lake. The design comes with a three-door system that will allow you to catch more than one fish.
The Perch Trap
Catfish are known to prey on perch, which are typically smaller in size and possess a soft and spiny dorsal fin. Since catfish are generally easier to catch than perch, a pond trap would be an effective method in this scenario. The trap for perch is slightly smaller than the one for catfish, and it’s also easy to bait and can hold a substantial amount of baitfish or perch during the catch. The perch trap features dual funnels located on either side, increasing the likelihood of capturing multiple fish at once.
