Placing a removable ring before the first ring on the fishing rod prevents the excessive weight of the line hanging between our hand and the rod's original first ring from causing the rattail to slide down the rings when we fish with a tip. When fishing with a line, it makes it easier to quickly grab the line with your hand after casting the nymphs, as the ring is much closer to the handle than the rod's original first ring. As it is removable, we can put it on or take it off depending on our needs during the fishing action.

Adjustable removable ring clipped to the fly rod at a distance of 20-25 cm from the end of the cork grip (do not place outside this position). The inner diameter of the ring is 7.5 mm. It is made of polished stainless steel on a plastic support. It is suitable for most rods from 3 to 5 lines and any length from 8.6 to 11 feet.

A silicone ring is added to hold the second nymph or pellet of the rig during movements outside the river.

Assembly: insert the ring by clipping it in the position closest to the first ring (where the rod diameter is smaller) and then slide it down until it is in the position marked on the sketch in the product image. It is necessary to remove the ring from the rod once the fishing action is finished to extend its life and allow it to return to its original position and not give way over time. Very light material, highly resistant to impact and deformation and with a soft texture to prevent damage to the rod's varnish coating.

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