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RokLees Fish Descender for Deep Water Release – Pacific Edge Tackle

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $34.99.Current price is: $15.22.

Releases fish at catch depth to prevent barotrauma and ensure survival.

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RokLees Fish Descender

Releases fish at depth they were caught to avoid barotrauma

Rubber tab protects fish so they’re released unharmed

Weighted design safely takes the fish down deep

Easy operation lets you choose release depth

Feature Description
Release Depth Control Allows user to set depth at which fish is released
Material High durability rubber and weighted body
Operation Attach to fishing line, release line on reel, then jerk rod to release fish at depth

FAQ

How does the RokLees Fish Descender work?

Attach the device to your fishing line. When you release the line on your reel, the weighted design carries the fish down to a safe depth. Once it reaches a depth at least one-third of the original capture depth, you can jerk the rod to release the fish unharmed.

Is the rubber tab effective in protecting the fish?

Yes, the rubber tab provides a soft surface that prevents injury when the fish is released, helping to reduce stress and physical damage.

Can I adjust the depth at which the fish is released?

Yes, the device allows you to choose the release depth during operation, giving you control over how deep the fish is taken before release.

3 reviews for RokLees Fish Descender for Deep Water Release – Pacific Edge Tackle

  1. Grace White –

    Used this during a deep-water fishing trip and it worked perfectly. The fish were released at the right depth and seemed calm after release. The rubber tab made a big difference in their condition.

  2. Carl Churchill –

    Easy to attach and operate. The fish came down smoothly and I could see them moving naturally after release. A helpful tool for sustainable fishing.

  3. Luke Dickens –

    This descender saved a large bass that was struggling after being caught. It went down to the right depth and the fish swam away without showing signs of stress.

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