Fish communicate with subtle tugs and pulls. Tench are known to be careful biters, so anglers use bite indicators – devices that turn tiny fish movements into clear signals. Examples are quiver tips (flexible rod tips) and spring bobbins (weighted clips on the line). By adjusting line angle, indicator weight, and line tension, we can tune these setups so that real bites show up loud and false triggers (like wind or weed) stay quiet. Below we explore how these factors work together in June conditions, how to calibrate them, and how to set up for reliable bite detection.
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