Casting Bait With An Over-The-Head - Crivit SPINNANGEL-SET 210-5 Gebrauchsanweisung

Assembling the fishing rod
Even if the angling set is assembled ready for
fishing, you must still check the following points
with regard to its assembly before its initial use.
This ensures safe functioning of the rod and reel.
1. The castor wheel (1c) must be inserted into
the reel brackets (1a) and the screw fastener
(1b) must be tightened clock-wise.
2. Put the crank (1g) into the required position
by folding it up. Ensure that the opposite crank
screw (1f) is tight.
3. Loosen the brake (1h) by turning it anti-clock-
wise. Pull enough fishing line (1j) from the reel
(1e) and guide it under the line guide bracket
(1d) through all the rod rings. Tighten the
brake again by turning it clock-wise.
4. Pull the rod out, segment for segment, starting
at the top (see Fig. C).
5. Ensure that the rings of each segment are
aligned (see Fig. D).

Casting bait with an over-the-head

throw
Ensure that the back rotation lock (1i) is tight.
Grip the rod by the handle, ensuring that the
castor wheel is between your middle and ring
fingers. Your pointing finger grips the fishing line
when the roller lever is still closed, and holds
it against the fishing rod by keeping it down.
Open the line guide bracket and guide the
fishing rod past the head, sideways, to the rear
– your free hand grips the end of the rod handle
in this manoeuvre, giving you additional stability
and control. The fishing line, together with the
bait, should not twist, and the distance between
the bait/lead and top end of the fishing rod
should be sufficient to enable an elegant swing.
Visualise your end point in the water, and swing
the fishing rod forward, with an even movement
forward, steadily increasing in speed. Your point-
ing finger releases the fishing line the moment
the top end of the fishing rod points to your end
point.
When your bait hits the water, i.e. once it's
reached the desired depth, lock the line guide
bracket.
Intended use/
Tips for successful fishing
Delta-Sport-Nr.: AC-8279
The fly and cast fishing set was developed for
light lure and cast fishing in lakes, ponds, and
rivers.
With its maximum casting weight of 40g it's
particularly suitable for trout and bass fishing.
The reel is wound with a mono-filament fishing
line, with a 0.22mm diameter, with a maximum
load of 3.0kg. In practice, however, much heavi-
er fish have been landed with this fishing line.
The fishing set has been pre-assembled with a
spinner specifically for trout and bass fishing.
Throw out the bait, let it sink for a moment, and
then reel in evenly, so that the spinner starts to
rotate, imitating a bait-fish.
Try to find good fishing sports (so-called hot-
spots) where trout and bass, as well as bait-fish,
like to frequent.
Good areas, especially in spring and autumn,
are around branches or reed belts in the water,
the so-called "troughs". Often oval in shape,
these are deep recesses on the bottom of the
body of water, caused by special currents,
objects or by the natural flow of the river.
Even if the spinning rod is very flexible and
bendy, which cushions the strong pulling of
escaping fish, the brake must be set in such a
way that a slight left turn of the knob enables the
fish to slowly pull line from the reel, with medium
to strong pulling, when the line guide bracket
is locked off. By doing this, loss of the bait is
prevented, or even a line-break, while landing
the fish.
Delta-Sport-Nr.: AC-8280
The children's fishing set was developed for
light rod and float spin and cast fishing in lakes,
ponds, and rivers.
With its maximum casting weight of 20g it's
particularly suitable for fishing smaller non-pred-
atory fish, such as roach and bream, and smaller
predatory fish such as trout and bass.
The reel is wound with a mono-filament fishing
line, with a 0.25mm diameter, with a maximum
load of 3.3kg. In practice, however, much heavi-
er fish have been landed with this fishing line.
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