If a spring scale is unavailable, tie the line to a secure point. With the rod tip up (about a 45
degree vertical angle), apply pressure by turning the handle. Gradually tighten the drag star.
When the line reaches its breaking point, loosen the adjustment star ¼ turn.
When not in use, be sure to rotate the drag start to reduce drag pressure. This step will help
prevent damage to the drag washers during storage.
F. REMOVING THE SIDEPLATE
Morrum reels are equipped with a removable handle sideplate that allows access to the spool.
Use a phillips head screwdriver to loosen and disconnect the 3 sideplate screws. Gently pull on
the handle sideplate until it separates from the frame of the reel. The spool can now be accessed.
G. REEL FUNCTION
How to Adjust the Tension Knob: With the rod-reel-line-lure properly assembled, place the tip
of the thumb on the line to hold the spool. Depending on model, depress the thumb bar or push
button with the pad of your thumb to disengage the gears. Allow the lure to drop to the ground.
If the lure does not fall when the thumb bar is depressed, turn the mechanical brake knob (see
picture) counterclockwise to reduce tension on the spool. If the lure falls to the ground and the
spool continues to rotate, the mechanical brake is too loose. Adjust accordingly.
How to Adjust the Centrifugal Brake System: Morrum reels feature the IVCB-IV externally
adjustable centrifugal braking system. The IVCB-IV™ brake system (Infinitely Variable
Centrifugal Brake) delivers superior casting control using a unique four brake block
configuration that works vertically instead of horizontally. This system allows anglers to use a
wide range of lures and excels in the ability to throw lightweight finesse style baits - something
that traditional horizontal braking systems struggle to accomplish. The IVCB-IV™ brake is
externally adjustable allowing for precision tuning on the water without having to remove the
sideplate.
Turn the IVCB-IV™ brake dial to fine tune spool tension. Rotate the dial towards the “MAX”
label to increase brake pressure. By moving the brake dial to the “MAX” position, the brake
blocks move out vertically, thereby applying more brake pressure. Turn the dial in the opposite
direction to reduce brake pressure.
- Basic Casting Technique -
a) Depress the thumb bar (or button, if applicable) while keeping the tip of the thumb on the
spool to keep the spool from rotating.
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