Easy Shrimp Eyes Line Master Back Part

The absolutely ingenious line basket from Easy Shrimp Eyes is not only lightweight, but it also offers several new features that elevate fly fishing along the coast, river, lake, or even in the tropics to a new level. Easy Shrimp Eyes' commitment to sustainability is equally compelling, as it allows for the replacement of individual parts of the line basket.

The Easy Shrimp Eyes Line Master Back Part is the rear component of the popular Line Master line basket and is made from 100% recycled plastic. The Back Part of the Line Master is a replacement part used when this particular section of the Line Master is damaged. Instead of replacing the entire line basket, you can simply exchange this part, making the entire line basket ready for use again.

• About the Line Master:
  The Easy Shrimp Eyes Line Master is the latest line basket in the fly fishing world and impresses us on all fronts. Made from 100% recycled plastic, the Line Master provides maximum stability while remaining very flexible, ensuring it doesn't break easily even at low temperatures. The highlight is not just the material of the baseplate, but the fact that the four elements of the line basket can be nested within each other. You can quickly reduce the size of the basket with one hand when you don't need the resting surface for the line. This significantly enhances comfort when traveling to the fishing spot compared to other line baskets. Moreover, during activities like 'stretching' on the coast or changing spots by several hundred meters, this function is ideal as it eliminates the need to wind up the line. Simply strip the line onto the Line Master and clip the line basket together. The 26 flexible spikes fold down to a minimal area, keeping the line together. When you want to continue fishing, simply extend the individual elements of the Line Master again and start fishing directly.

Details:

• Original Easy Shrimp Eyes Back Part
• Rear component of the Line Master line basket
• 100% recycled
• Easy installation