Fishing Rod Bite Bait Alarm Bells
Fishing rod bite bait alarm bells are devices used by anglers to detect fish bites while they are waiting for a catch. These alarms are designed to alert fishermen when a fish bites the bait on their fishing rod, ensuring they don't miss any potential catches.
The alarm bells typically consist of a small, lightweight device that attaches to the fishing rod. They are often made of durable materials such as plastic or metal to withstand outdoor conditions. The device is equipped with a sensor or trigger mechanism that detects movement or tension on the fishing line.
When a fish bites the bait and pulls on the fishing line, the sensor or trigger mechanism is activated, causing the alarm bell to emit a loud sound or vibration. This alerts the angler to the fish's activity, allowing them to quickly respond and reel in their catch.
Fishing rod bite bait alarm bells serve several purposes. Firstly, they enable anglers to multitask while waiting for a fish to bite. Instead of continuously monitoring the fishing rod, fishermen can engage in other activities or relax, knowing they will be alerted when a fish takes the bait. This makes fishing a more enjoyable and efficient experience.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Type: Fish Bell/Alarm
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Material: Stainless Steel
- Magnet Fishing: no
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Estimated delivery time to US: 10-14 business days
Estimated delivery time to Mexico: 12-15 business days
Estimated delivery time to Australia & New Zealand: 10-15 business days
Estimated delivery time to Canada: 9-16 business days
Estimated delivery time to U.K: 10-16 business days
Estimated delivery time to Europe and surrounding countries: 12-17 business days
For Rest of the World International Orders Please Allow anywhere from 14-25 business days