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Keep the main line on the bed
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It clips onto the main line at the bank and holds it on the bed, helping avoid conflicts with boats, waterbirds and fish during the fight. It is intended for strong currents and boat traffic, with carp, predator and catfish use described by the supplier.
Choose from 35 g, 56 g, 85 g, 113 g and 142 g, all with the same release mechanism, winder and 10 m cord. The 142 g version is specifically described for rivers, canals and long-distance tensioned-line carp setups. The remaining versions offer progressively lower weights without a supplier-defined current rating.
Yes, the mechanical gate latch is designed for smooth line release on the strike, allowing direct contact with the fish. The manufacturer describes this as a release capability, not an unconditional release guarantee.
The back weight comes fully assembled on its own winder with 10 m of highly visible orange cord. The cord pays out freely as the weight slides down the main line to the bed. The winder attaches to snag ears or underneath a bite alarm, so it can stay at the rod setup.
Clip the back weight onto its winder for safe storage. Secure it during use to prevent loss, handle it carefully and never leave it in the environment. It is not edible, and old or damaged weights must be disposed of according to local recycling or hazardous-waste guidance to avoid wildlife harm and pollution.
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These back weights clip onto the main line at the bank to hold it down, helping avoid conflicts with boats, waterbirds and fish during the fight. They are intended for venues with strong currents or boat traffic and can be used for carp, predator and catfish fishing. The mechanical gate latch allows smooth line release on the strike, giving direct contact with the fish.
Each back weight comes fully assembled on its own winder with 10 m of highly visible orange cord. The cord pays out freely so the weight can slide down the main line and settle on the bed. Attach the winder to snag ears or underneath your bite alarm to keep the cord at the rod setup.
The five versions are 35 g (1.25oz), 56 g (2oz), 85 g (3oz), 113 g (4oz) and 142 g (5oz). Weight is the variant difference, with the same release mechanism, cord and winder across the range. The 35 g version is the lightest, followed by 56 g, 85 g and 113 g. The 142 g version is the heaviest and is specifically described for carp fishing in rivers and canals, as well as long-distance tensioned-line setups. Choose by the weight your situation requires, rather than by differences in supplied equipment.
The back weight clips onto the winder for safe storage. Secure weights during use to prevent loss and handle them carefully to avoid injury or tackle damage. They are not edible and must not be left in the environment, where they can harm wildlife and cause pollution. Dispose of old or damaged weights in accordance with local recycling or hazardous-waste guidance.
