Rod line clips perfect for securing your fishing line too
These Line clips can be moved from almost next to the reel, right up to the first rod ring to allow the line from your reel to your bite indicator to remain tight and at the desired angle to the bite indicator, which can increase or decrease the sensitivity of your bite indicator.
sold in singles, 2,3 and 4
Carp Coarse fishing terminal tackle and accessories
Using a Delkim line clip on the rod blank in front of your reel enables you to create the optimum angle for bite indication between the bobbin, hanger and buzzer. By changing the position of a line clip you can fine tune your bite indication to suit different fishing situations.By reducing the distance between the clip and the bobbin (by positioning the clip further forward in front of the reel) you can increase the sensitivity of your bite indication, as the increased angle this creates from the clip down to the bobbin reduces the tension. This is helpful for fishing with slack lines and has the effect of making the bobbin relatively ‘lighter’.Alternatively, for long range angling, with larger bobbins, having the line clip positioned as far away from the butt ring/bite indicator as possible (towards the reel) helps to create the maximum potential load on the line and increase the bite indication when fishing with a tighter line.Simple to use:- Simply position the clip on the side of the blank at the required distance from the reel
- Position the O-ring into the groove on one side of the clip
- Pull the O-ring around the back of the rod blank
- Position the O-ring into the remaining groove making sure the ring is pushed securely into the channel
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