They are often used for panfish (perch, crappie, etc) and bass fishing
You can also remove a Fire Extinguishing Ball from its mount and throw or roll it into an open fire, to suppress those flames
Once baitfish are thick and spinning around the lights like a green pinwheel, it should be no problem to drop a sabiki rig and load up the bait tank
Around oyster bars and dock pilings, that means 30-40 lb fluoro even with 20 lb braid mainline
Its also worth pointing out that these hooks dont just need to be strong and sharp, but they need to have really long shanks, too
It's activated by the small set of teeth on the drive gear's shaft (red arrow), and the stud on the oscillation lever (blue arrow) then slides inside the channel in the back of the gear (green arrow), taking the main shaft (blue X) forward and backward with it