You’re an angler who's experienced chunking
on a tuna-fishing trip.

Did you spend more time catching tuna than tossing
the cut chunks of baitfish in
the waters, trying to tease
the tuna to the boat?

But one has to work hard
to catch, you say.

Well, not always.

Sometimes smart work is just as important.

The Chum Chucker gets your hands out of the chum bucket and onto the rod to pump in the big ones, the company says.

The Chum Chucker, operating on a 12-volt battery, drops four to five pieces of bait in the waters every 70 seconds for several hours of an unbroken trail.

Holding 50 pounds of bait, dispensing 10 to 15 pounds per hour, the Chum Chucker is made from stainless steel and polyethylene, impervious to the elements.

The world’s first automated dispenser – or the original, the company says – the Chum Chucker mounts on the gunwale or the transom.

It’s easy to clean, takes minutes
to hose down.

The Chum Chucker comes with a limited one-year warranty and can be returned, unused, within 10 days of purchase, for a refund .

Catching fish can take work.

But it can also take smarts.

For more info or to order,
visit the Chum Chucker Web site.