The Ultimate Tool for Modern Anglers

The Condor A22 is equipped with a Newton 3 mechanical release, which not only supports tension release, but also supports one-touch mechanical release.

High Reliability

The flight control system of Condor A22 is distinctive as it is specifically tailored for fishing scenarios. When developing a drone for fishing purposes, the primary focus is on ensuring the drone can successfully complete its mission and return safely, rather than on retrieval in case of an incident such as landing in the ocean 500 meters away. Consequently, in our design approach, in the event of any failure or triggering of predefined parameters, the initial response is to release the load and autonomously navigate back to the take-off point. Examples of such triggers include low battery and voltage levels, reaching maximum distance or altitude, as well as signal weakening or loss between the drone and the remote control.

The Condor A22 is outfitted with the Newton 3 mechanical release system, designed to autonomously detach the drone from the load in case of a malfunction at the fishing gear end, particularly in situations where the line is obstructed. This feature prevents the drone from plunging into the sea as a result of a tangled fishing line. The integration of the Condor A22 with the Newton 3 system took place in New Zealand, with the final testing also conducted in the same location to guarantee that each aircraft underwent flight and launch verification before being made available for purchase.

Easy to Use

While emphasizing reliability, our attention is also directed towards ease of operation. The Condor A22 is designed for user-friendly operation, eliminating the need for a mobile phone to carry out the bait casting mission. Its calibration process is straightforward, requiring only horizontal and vertical rotation of the drone. Additionally, the Condor A22 features a one-button return function, allowing the drone to execute the bait release and return command by simply pressing the home button upon reaching the launch position. Typically, a single individual can efficiently cast the bait with Condor A22.

Best value for money

The additional lifting power of the Condor A22 allows for line weights of up to 37kg spectra and up to 10 well baited hooks to be effortlessly deployed 500 metres offshore. 50lb spectra and 6 hooks in good conditions can be set up to 1000m offshore. The 16 metres per second speed combined with the Newton-3 release means you get clear bait release and multiple casts with one battery charge. It only takes 2 minutes to complete a 500-meter baits casting.

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