ND Tackle
T11 Spring Bite Indicator
◽ Universal: Fits all sizes of bite alarms. MOVEMENT LIMITER: Depending on the direction, the T11 can move completely freely or its movement can be restricted.
◽ Unique spring system: A spring holds the genuine carbon tubes together under tension and transfers the tension to the line. This system improves the bite indicator.
◽ Adjustable line clip: Adjustable strength of the line clip for all diameters. Cannot damage the line.
◽ Magnetic quick-release system: Easy to detach the T11 from the hockey stick.
◽ Slots for Beta Lights: The head is prepared for up to four ND UV Lights or Beta Lights.
T11 | The new small Spring Bite Indicator
The T11 is the little brother of the T10 and improves the drop bite indicator. It is a clever drop bite indicator that reliably indicates drop bites. Real carbon tubes are connected inside by springs. The spring force in turn exerts tension on the line. This works amazingly well. Unlike the T10, the T11 has a joint that guarantees a fall back in every situation, which ultimately ensures that drop bites can always be indicated because the T11 then pulls the line backwards over the bite alarm and this gives an alarm. In contrast, the T10 does this through its weight, as it is significantly larger.
Mechanism for limiting movement
The arm can be inserted into the hockey stick in two ways. Either the T11 can move freely upwards to the rod blank, or, if the arm is inserted rotated by 180°, the movement is limited to a horizontal 90° position.
Magnetic quick-release coupling
Speaking of insertion, the plug connection is, of course, ND-like magnetic and can be assembled in seconds.
Fits any line diameter
The Line Clip has two positions: free-running and fixed. The balls of the free-running Line Clip can be adjusted to all line diameters using the tool supplied. But that’s not all: you can also set your personal preference for the force required to release the line.
Optional light effects
We offer UV lights for almost all products. These are small rings and sticks that not only enhance the appearance of the setup, but are also UV-active and glow under the light of the ND H10 head torch. This allows you to see whether the fish is taking the line or not without attracting too much attention. Soon, there will also be self-illuminating lights that charge in sunlight and then glow for a few hours. Alternatively, you can also get beta lights.
