We all happened to the reef or bottom fishing from the pier, to see a toccata that suggested a bite and then just, we waited, holding the barrel with a light hand and kept hoping in vain to warn the departure indicates that the bite occurred. It often happens that the fish feeling the resistance of the barrel, though soft, after tasting the bait drop, and it is known that the distrust of the fish depends on the lived experience, and big fish = fish wary. In order not to alert prey to our future strength of the cane, in addition to using canes with thin tip end, some use with bait runner reels which is basically like having the clutch fully open, but sometimes that's not enough, and it happens that a 'bream will take a yard or two of thread and then drop the bait. The best method, according to some astute patrons of the cliffs, with which I fully agree, is to keep open the bow of the reel, the line held by a small springs, so that the first slap disengage, leaving the wire out freely from the coil, so if at that moment we are looking elsewhere, maybe you are preparing the other barrel or on the rocks watching the girl next door, just report the eyes we see the first barrel dell'abboccata. It 'important that the barrel protrudes over the water, altimenti the wire ends on the rocks, finishing limpet prey. Photo of the spring is made with a piece of bamboo cut and a tie at one end because it does not open. Of course, you can build many different models of these small springs and I'd like those who are interested, try to find a suitable model, tailored for the users and to local conditions and the sea.
