In the sport of angling, threads - so-called angler threads - are necessary. Traditionally, major angling brands come from Great Britain and the USA. The most common thread of the English manufacturers, also called angler thread, is the British Whitworth fine thread (British Standad Fine = BSF) 3/8 "x20.
The angler thread is used, for example, in bite indicator systems (external thread) or rod stands (internal thread).
As screw connections in angling are always exposed to moisture and dirt, they require continuous care. In order to keep an external thread clean and in good condition, it is recommended to use an appropriate die. To attach an additional thread to the rod stand if necessary, the matching hand tap is recommended.
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