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In reply to Post #3
Easily solved,have your line slack through the rings but pull the line tight from reel to the safeliner.If you have reels on a tight drag the safeliner will then sit nicely
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In reply to Post #3
Seriously triggers me as well, I always manage to get them straight but am yet to figure out how i do it, i just keep re-doing them till it works
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In reply to Post #1
I ditched mine - they're made beautifully and look great but fishing slacks I didn't like the way they twisted against the chain (even with the length set up correctly) . . .seriously affected my OCD and therefore ability to catch lol . . .
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In reply to Post #1
Shorten the chain section - you want it a bit tighter so that the line pops out when the bobbin lifts to the top of alarm/rod. I don't understand why this would have happened all of a sudden cant imagine the chains would have stretched
I had a similar issue when i first started using them, then actually set them up as per instructions and no issue since.
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After using these for my winter fishing over the last few years without problem, the last few sessions I have had something happen that I’ve never noticed before and I’m not actually sure if it’s an advantage or problem!
I reckon 4 of my last 6 takes the safeliner sort of jams in the buzzer and the tip knocks with very little alarm action. As I only fish days that’s fine, it also stops the panic of a full bloodied run and I hint probably aids with hooking. Not what I would want this at night.
So a quick question for users - am I setting them up differently to previous (maybe cold hands jamming them too much) are the takes just a bit more sneaky or has it always been this way and I have never really noticed before? I use with rxs with sensitivity about half way.
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