Smax Illuminated Rod Tip Indicator with Battery

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ACC069-configurable
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ACC069
260€
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Green/Red
ACC067
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Red
ACC068
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Smax Rod Tip Light Indicator with Battery

The Smax Rod Tip Light is a luminous indicator designed to mount on the rod tip, making it easier to detect bites during night fishing or in low-visibility conditions. The clip-on attachment allows quick fastening to the rod tip.

The indicator features a motion sensor and is battery-powered, providing clear visual signaling when the tip moves. The battery can be removed after the session and reused later, helping to extend its service life.

The compact design makes it suitable for feeder and other static fishing styles where monitoring the rod tip is the primary method for detecting bites.

Features:

  • Rod tip light indicator;
  • Equipped with motion sensor;
  • Clip-on mounting system;
  • Battery-powered;
  • Battery included;
  • Suitable for night fishing;
  • Designed for feeder and static fishing.

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