All CATAGORY
• Solid Connector :The solid connector ensures a strong and secure connection, making it perfect for catching fish of all sizes.
• Ball Bearing Snap :The ball bearing snap allows for easy and smooth rotation, making it ideal for long casts and precise fishing.
• Stainless Steel Beads :The stainless steel beads are durable and corrosion-resistant, ensuring that your fishing swivels last longer and perform better.
• 50PCS/Lot :With 50 pieces in a lot, you'll have plenty of fishing swivels to last you for multiple fishing trips.
Instructions For Use：
1. Identify the correct split ring: Choose the appropriate split ring based on your needs. Split rings are typically made of metal and come in different sizes and shapes. Select the suitable split ring according to the fishing environment and target fish species.
2. Attach to the fishing rig: Connect the split ring to the fishing rig. Usually, thread the fishing line through the center of the split ring and secure it to the rig using an appropriate connector or knot.
3. Ensure a secure connection: Ensure a secure and reliable connection between the split ring and the fishing rig. Check that the connection is tight, avoiding any loosening or detachment during use.
4. Adjust the position: Adjust the position of the split ring on the fishing rig as needed. Depending on the target fish species and water conditions, you can place the split ring at different positions on the rig to achieve the best results.
Notice:
1. Choose the appropriate connector: Select the suitable connector based on your fishing target and environment, such as hook connectors, float connectors, or sinker connectors.
2. Check connector quality: Ensure the connector is free from rust, deformation, or other damage that might affect its performance and your fishing success rate.
3. Storage: Store the connectors in a dry, cool place to prevent rust or deformation. If necessary, use plastic bags or small boxes to separate different types of connectors for easy access the next time you go fishing.
