Color: Yellow
Comes with a weight, so you can cast farther than before.
The collection rate is improved by floating the main body with a float and reducing the resistance during winding with the removable collection bar opening prevention ring.
Easy to see yellow color.
How to use: Tie the broken thread to the parasol.
When the float is floating: Place the float parasol farther than the float, set the rod and slowly pull the water surface. At that time, it will be easier to scoop the float by tilting the rod left and right while pulling so that the line and the float overlap. Once the float is inside the float parasol, slowly wind the reel at the same speed to retrieve the float. Please note that if you wind up the float too quickly, the float you have collected may fly out.
When the float is submerged (high cut): Remove the collection bar opening prevention ring, weight, and float before use. Place a floating parasol above the tide (upstream of the current) of the floating float that is submerged in the water. Slowly sink the float parasol and cross the string under the float with the string tied to the float parasol. Slowly wind the reel and hook the float to the float parasol. If it gets stuck, just pull the line and remove the float from the stuck line. Once the float is inside the float parasol, slowly wind up the reel and retrieve the float.
*If there are knots or loops in the thread above the float, the float will get caught and cannot be recovered. Please note that if you try to forcefully collect the parasol, it will be damaged.
How to install the collection bar opening prevention ring: Insert the collection bars evenly into the ring's mounting holes at intervals of 5. Please insert it to about 90mm of the ring bar. *Please note that if you force the ring in, it may become deformed or damaged.
"Before use"
If the thread you use is too thin (size 3 or less), there is a risk of it breaking when inserting the Ukitori parasol. When using a thin line, we recommend that you prepare a separate rod for feeding the Ukitori parasol.
If you shake the rod strongly when inserting the Ukitori parasol, it may cause damage to the rod. Shake the rod loudly and slowly.
Minus floats and underwater floats cannot be collected individually. If the roots are loose, you can recover them by using another rod to recover them before cutting the thread.
Collecting stick floats is difficult.
It may be damaged if it hits a rock etc.
Please note that the opening prevention ring may shift upward depending on your posture when landing on the water, and the opening may become narrower.
