not sure. I doubt it. its all plastic and only for light fishing line. I tried to use it with reel powered by electric drill and it got too hot for the cheap plastic
The previous reviewer's assessment is incorrect. A line counting reel by nature is inaccurate because it only counts rotations of the reel and assumes full spool and will always over estimate. It is most likely that the line counting reel was wrong and that this device was correct. If letting out "200" yards of line…
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The previous reviewer's assessment is incorrect. A line counting reel by nature is inaccurate because it only counts rotations of the reel and assumes full spool and will always over estimate. It is most likely that the line counting reel was wrong and that this device was correct. If letting out "200" yards of line resulted in the spool getting just over a half inch smaller at 2 and 3/4 inches when full the line counting reel would say 200 yards had been paid out, when only 160 or so would have in reality been dropped.
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The previous reviewer's assessment is incorrect. A line counting reel by nature is inaccurate because it only counts rotations of the reel and assumes full spool and will always over estimate. It is most likely that the line counting reel was wrong and that this device was correct. If letting out "200" yards of line resulted in the spool getting just over a half inch smaller at 2 and 3/4 inches when full the line counting reel would say 200 yards had been paid out, when only 160 or so would have in reality been dropped.
That also was my problem - but it is adjustable and works very well with all my Ultra Light and Light and some medium rods - I don’t like sliding it too far from the reel - that is it’s only weakness - best to buy quality reel with built in counter more accurate
I have not had an issue with wear and tear on the wheels, I have spooled 6 or 7 times while measuring braided line. To much tension might cause harm but I have not had an issue.
