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The unique 20/20 reel counter designed to conveniently record and remember reel counts or depths for each of your fishing rods.
Becoming absolutely essential when fishing with adjustable zig, this tool allows you to instantly and easily record changes in depth.
Setting up 3 rods and trying to find out what depth the carp are at can require a lot of adjustments and keeping track of them can be cumbersome with conventional methods.
Our 20/20 reel counters are always right where you need them. Adjust the depth of your floating zig, rotate the rings to display the new depth, and you're good to go until the next depth change. Better yet, cast a reel, land the fish, re-cast the zig, and the ring counter lets you know the exact depth you just caught.
Once you start using them, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them!
They're not just for zig fishing, as the name suggests, they're a convenient way to remember the exact amount of wraps you're fishing.
This may require some secret coding by the end user depending on how secret they want to keep their points, but we'll leave that up to you.
The rings integrate perfectly with Trakker 20/20 banks and are compatible with a wide range of other configurations.
Installation is a breeze; simply attach the ring to buzz bars or stakes and secure it with a backing. Made of solid anodized aluminum and featuring a wave washer for solid, smooth operation.
Main features
Conveniently record and remember the windings or depth of each rod
Essential for adjustable zig fishing, instantly and easily records depth changes
Two independent numbered rings that are easy to rotate from 0 to 9
Perfect integration with Trakker 20/20 benches, compatible with a wide range of alternatives
Easily installs on buzz bars and bank sticks
Solid anodized aluminum construction and wave washer for smooth operation
Technical specification
Dimensions: 28 (L) x 28 (W) x 17 (H) mm
Inner diameter: 21.9 mm
Thread diameter: 10 mm
Weight: 11 g
Material: aluminum
Color: black
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(At minute 3:02 you will find the Wrap Counter)
