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Innovation of the Year Winner- CAST Wireless Lanyard
Cast Advantage for Sport & Tournament, CAST is a wireless kill-switch that frees sport and tournament anglers from the limiting constraints of a standard lanyard. This state-of-the art technology provides the aggressive competitor up to 40 additional casts over a tournament day compared to their tether-bound competitors.
This wireless solution eliminates hitch and un-hitch time, accidental disconnects, and annoying entanglements commonly found with yesterday’s old-school lanyards.
Make sure all your passengers wear a CAST sensor so they can enjoy the same falls overboard protection as you.
CAST is essential gear for competition –
Go wireless ... Go for the WIN!
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2006 CASBA Award winner
2005 NMMA Award winner
MariTech Industries has been selected as the winner of the 2006 Canadian Safe Boating Council (CASBC) Award for the Marine Industry, presented January 14, 2007 in Toronto, Canada.
Our Virtual Lifeline/CAST “no strings attached” wireless engine shut off device was also honored with the NMMA 2005 Innovation of the Year Award for Safety.
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 "As a 25-year U.S. Coast Guard veteran and several thousand hours spent on the water. I know how important Safety is. Especially when it comes to fishing my B.A.S.S. Tournaments. When I launch my Ranger I want to make sure every piece of equipment is in tip top shape. Safety is Paramount and when it comes to falls overboard I want myself and my partner to be protected by the best in the business, that is why C.A.S.T. Wireless Lanyard manufactured by MariTech Industries is mounted onboard my boat."
”With C.A.S.T. I know if I accidentally get thrown from my boat it will be shut down in a instant. This modern technology kill switch not only provides me with the greatest of safety but allows me gain more casts a day, and when time is critical that means a lot to me. With C.A.S.T I guarantee that you will not be dissatisfied, and the installation is a cinch, 30 minutes, tops. Never worry about constantly hooking up that tangle some kill switch. So the next time you back down that launch ramp and the Tournament Director asks to check your kill switch, make sure you have C.A.S.T. onboard. Check em’ out.”
CWO Douglas C. Luper
Safety Compliance Officer USCG, Office Of Boating Safety
Recreational Boat Product Assurance Division |
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 “The C.A.S.T. system saves me valuable fishing time, I no longer have to continually attach and remove the standard kill-switch, and my safety is not compromised. I just stand up and start fishing.
Whether I’m tournament bass fishing or having a fun day of boating with my family, I know the C.A.S.T. system in my boat is always ready in the case of an accidental falls overboard.”
Greg Gutierrez
Professional Bass Angler
Red Bluff, CA |
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