It’s almost here!

Our founder, Michael, has had a love for fishing since he was a little boy in Central Texas with his family and friends, and those memories have stuck with him ever since. When he started Katstik, he wanted to share that love and passion with others and create a community of fellow fishing enthusiasts.  

One day while using the typical flaky noodle for catfishing he saw the noodle dive down at one end and the fish got away.  In that moment he remembered his beloved mentor's dying words, "KEEP YOUR TIP UP!" 

The distribution of upward force by the floatation devices in relation to the downward pull of the fish line was less than optimal.  In fact, the majority of the float has no use at all.  Then when a fish did hook up it was able to pull it all over the place, making it very difficult to find. "No wonder there are so many old nasty noodles all over the lakes littering up the scenery," he thought to himself.

Thus, the birth of the original KATSTIK.

Durable and Reliable: made from durable Coast Guard approved PVC, these dock floats are not just robust but also safe; They resist deformation and breakage, providing you with buoyancy you can count on; They are also anti corrosive, waterproof, sun proof, and resistant to acid and alkali, ensuring prolonged usability in varying water conditions without easy deformation or breakage.

Designed with closed cell foam; Their high density ensures good floatability; With a single buoy buoyancy of 270g and a total buoyancy of 3.24 kg for the set of 12, it reliably keeps your buoys afloat even for commercial fishermen and leisure boaters.

Excitement is in the air as the ultimate jugline fishing tool is almost here! With the Katstik, say goodbye to bait loss and hello to a higher hook rate, making every fishing trip a success.  The prototype and testing phase is well underway.  We are launching the ultimate tool for jugline style fishing.  The Katstik will incorporate a design which will guarantee a much higher hook rate and less bait loss.

The "noodle" is soon to be an endanger species.