
There are many ways to use the Fixed Slider, Here are just a few!
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| As a Fixed Slider |
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Directions:
- Hold the split ring at the rear of the Fixed Slider between your thumb and forefinger (see figure 1 below).
- Place the thumb and forefinger of your other hand on the two fins located on the collar cap (see figure 2 below). Pull the cap down until it clears the slide, turn the collar just a hair to the left holding the Fixed Slider in a cocked position.
- Place your main fishing line in the notch in the Pin of the Fixed Slider, turn the collar just a hair to the right until the collar snaps into place.
- Tie 50 to 70 inches of additional line to the Fixed Slider swivel. Tie your lure, trolling spoon or cut bait on the other end of this line (see figure 3 below).
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Fig. 2 |
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Fig. 3 |
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| How To Use The Fixed Slider as a Downrigger Release. |
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- Attach a 12 inch stainless wire (#5 in image) to your downrigger canon ball (#6 in image) using a swivel at the canon ball (to prevent twisting the wire).
- Following the Fixed Slider directions, place a #31 size rubber band (#3 in image) in the Fixed Slider (#4 in image), and attach the fixed slider to the 12 inch stainless wire.
- After letting your trolling spoon, cut bait, fly or other lure out the desired distance from the boat, loop the rubber band around the fishing line (#1 in image).
- Release the action of your fishing reel, and lower the downrigger canon ball to the desired depth.
- Carefully take up the slack in the fishing line and set the pole into a rod holder.
- You will know when a fish hits!
Image Key: 1 - Fishing Line 2 - Downrigger Wire 3 - #31 Rubber Band 4 - Fixed Slider 5 - 12" Stainless Wire 6 - Canon Ball Weight |
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Using The Fixed Slider For Ice Fishing
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