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Visible bite indication for trout fishing at night
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| Name | FTM Leuchtpose - Forellenpose |
| EAN | 4250203377744 |
| MPN | 78754 |
| Brand | FTM |
| Float/Bobber Type | Lighted trout float |
| Buoyancy Rating | 10g |
| Battery powered | Yes |
| Waterproof interior | Yes |
| Batteries included | No |
Yes. This trout float was designed for darkness, with battery-powered lighting for visibility at night, but the supplier also confirms daytime use. You can use the same float for both situations.
The supplier states that one battery charge provides illumination over several nights, significantly longer than a conventional glow-stick float. This supports use across multiple night sessions, but no exact runtime in hours is specified.
Batteries are not included, so obtain them separately before using the light. The interior is waterproof to protect the internal components on the water. The supplied information does not specify a battery type.
Choose from 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10 g according to the load the float needs to support. The 3 g version has the lowest carrying capacity and the 10 g version the highest, with 4, 6 and 8 g between them. These are buoyancy ratings, not float weights.
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The FTM Leuchtpose is a battery-powered trout float designed for fishing in darkness. Its illumination keeps the float visible at night, and it can also be used during the day.
One battery charge keeps the float illuminated over several nights, significantly longer than a conventional glow-stick float according to the supplier. The interior is waterproof to protect the internal components during use on the water. Batteries are not included and must be obtained separately before using the light.
The range includes 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10 g buoyancy ratings. The 3 g version carries the lightest load in the range, followed by 4, 6 and 8 g, while the 10 g version carries the heaviest load. Match the rating to the load your float needs to support. These figures describe carrying capacity, not the float's own weight.
