Twisted feeders

Twisted

— the feeder is in the form of a characteristic spiral ("spring") wound around the central rod. The outer shape of such a spring can be cylindrical or spindle-shaped — the second option contributes to aerodynamics and increases the casting distance. The central rod can be equipped with its own sinker; usually it is made hollow, the fishing line is passed through, thanks to which the feeder turns out to be movable and can slide along the fishing line from the leash attachment to the stopper sinker. This gives an advantage in some types of fishing, but reduces the sensitivity of the gear.