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Using Innovative Tip-Downs with Large Minnows or Heavier Weights
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There may be times when you have to make adjustments to your rod balance. You may
want to use larger minnows or you may be fishing in deep water where a heavier sinker
is preferred. The more weight you add to the bottom of the line, the more easily
the tip-down will tip-over, which may cause false alarms.
We have created a simple solution to this problem. On the back-end of your tip-down
rod is a plastic cap that easily pulls off. The cap covers a hollow tube where you
can add weight.
Simply remove the cap, pop a couple of split shot sinkers in to the hollow tube,
and slide the plastic cap back on to the rod. This will increase the weight on the
back-end of your rod and make it possible to use heavier set-ups with the tip-down
still tipping over with the same ease as a rod that is not weighted.
Try one or two sinkers at a time. Add as many as you like until the rod balances
properly. The hollow tube is 1 1/4" long and 1/2" in diameter making it capable
of handling large weights including small bell and slip sinkers.
Please also note that this little compartment in a great place to keep your hooks
and sinkers to avoid unnecessary trips back to the shanty.
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