The earliest were LCDs or drawings on unwieldy pieces of paper (which did have the advantage that you could save and later review what youd seen), and now more advanced computers
The Octopus hook is ideal for rigging cut bait for catfish or salmon, minnows for bass, pike, and walleyes, and is a good choice for building crawler harnesses
I must admit though that I never had any problems with the line going around the back of the spool whichever one I used....and the 506 is still in use today, although it has been doctored a little by taking out the backwind, clamping down the drag and cutting out a section of the cowling so that I can play fish 'off my finger' as you would a centrepin or by backwinding
Filling the Gauge : The longer you keep the fish icon inside the green rectangle, the higher the catch gauge rises
This rolling fishing pole holder can store up to 16 fishing rods and reel combos, making it ideal for organizing medium to large collections
#8 Not too worried about it, as I say, its not actually functional, but cheers anyway #9 the spool drag clicking mechanism has been silenced on the Greys for some reason, drag still works great, cos lets be honest with front drag fixed spool reels the drag is just a pretty simple tightening of the spool & the clicking doesnt affect the actual drag, its more an audible alert to the angler that its working Dave you would be (well, probably not actually) be amazed how many just don't understand that
