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My best guess is that one of the moving parts inside binds in one direction and stays there held by friction, then during tightening the tension of the spring reaches a certain level that overcomes the friction holding the binding part so it slips then stops at the opposite limit of its clearance

Fishtainers store seafood, bait, and refrigerated pharmaceuticals as well as fish

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You can vary the speed of the retrieve, but I have found when conditions are rough, bass are usually charged up and don't have time to follow a lure so they will hit it out of instinct and often it won't matter what you chuck at them, along as you can get to them, which the Surf Seeker allows

Think about snapping a long whip

I bought one and I know now why they had one