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Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter
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A tiny bit of anodised aluminium that takes the faff out of clipping up, changing spots and fishing adjustable zigs. Dead simple, properly handy.
- Product code 222941, with a maker-listed price of £14.99.
- Two independent numbered rings, each running from 0 to 9.
- Made from black anodised aluminium and weighs 11g.
- Designed for recording wraps or fishing depth, with installation on buzz bars and banksticks.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter, product code 222941. It’s the compact two-ring version designed for Trakker 20/20 bankware and compatible with a wide range of other buzz bar and bankstick setups.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A useful, nicely made accessory for anglers who care about repeatable distances, though it’s a convenience rather than essential tackle.
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.6/10
- Impact on Fish Catching7.9/10
- Ease of Use9.2/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers who fish consistent wrap distances. You can keep a quick visual record and get rods back towards the same area with less faff.
- Adjustable zig anglers. It helps record useful settings while you alter distance or depth through changing conditions.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers who never measure or repeat distances. If every rod is fished by feel, this will probably spend most of its life rattling around in the tackle box.
- Long-range anglers needing a full distance readout. The two 0–9 rings are better for recording a setting than replacing a proper wrap-counting routine.
The lowdown
Introducing the Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter
A tiny bit of anodised aluminium that takes the faff out of clipping up, changing spots and fishing adjustable zigs. Dead simple, properly handy.
- Product code 222941, with a maker-listed price of £14.99.
- Two independent numbered rings, each running from 0 to 9.
- Made from black anodised aluminium and weighs 11g.
- Designed for recording wraps or fishing depth, with installation on buzz bars and banksticks.
Quick verdict
Verdict: small tool, big bit of convenience
The Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter is a cracking little bank accessory if you regularly measure rods in wraps, fish adjustable zigs or want repeatable distances without scribbling figures on a receiver case. Two independent numbered rings keep separate records for two rods, and the wave washer should keep adjustment smooth rather than sloppy.
At £14.99, it’s not essential kit, but it’s a fair quid for something that can save loads of faff. Just remember: it records your setting; it doesn’t measure the swim for you. You still need to clip up properly and keep your rod positions consistent.
A useful, nicely made accessory for anglers who care about repeatable distances, though it’s a convenience rather than essential tackle.
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.6/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 7.9/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.2/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
Anodised aluminium, a compact build and a supplied wave washer give it a tidy, purposeful feel.
The two rings provide a clear way to record separate settings, provided you measure the wraps yourself.
It won’t create bites, but repeatable presentation at a productive distance can stop you losing the plot after a recast.
The concept is simple, the markings are direct and two rods can be tracked at once.
At £14.99 it’s reasonably priced for a durable little accessory that can remove plenty of bank-side faff.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter
There are loads of bits of tackle that look a bit pointless until you’re stood on the bank trying to put a rod back on the same spot. The Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter is one of those. It’s tiny, simple and not exactly the sort of gear that gets the heart racing. But when the rods are off and you need to get a bait back in the money, it can be proper handy.
The idea is straightforward. The counter gives you two separate numbered rings, each running from 0 to 9. You use them to record wraps or fishing depth for each rod. So rather than trusting your memory, a note in the margins of a bait tub or a bit of marker pen on your pod, you’ve got a neat little reference fixed to the setup.
That matters when you’re fishing a couple of rods at different distances. Maybe one’s clipped up short over a clean area and the other’s punched a bit further across the lake. Keep each ring set to the relevant number and you’ve got a quick visual reminder when it’s time to recast. Less faff, fewer daft mistakes.
It’s also aimed squarely at adjustable zig anglers. Zigs can be a proper bite-time tool when the carp are cruising up in the water, but the depth and distance can change as the day warms, clouds roll in or the fish move. Having a record of the useful settings makes it easier to return to them rather than starting from scratch every time.
The counter is built from anodised aluminium, finished in black, and weighs just 11g. In other words, it shouldn’t turn a tidy buzz bar or bankstick setup into some great lump of extra tackle. Its compact 28 × 28 × 17mm size means it should sit away without getting in the way of alarms, hangers or your hands when you’re sorting a screaming take.
A wave washer is included to help the rings turn smoothly. That’s a small detail, but it’s the sort of thing you want here. The rings need to move when you set them, then stay where you left them while the weather does its worst and you’re busy dealing with a fish. A loose, gritty counter would be a bit naff.
Fitting is aimed at Trakker 20/20 bankware, although it’s also compatible with a wide range of other setups. It installs on buzz bars and banksticks, so there’s scope to use it whether you’re on a compact pod, a pair of sticks or a more spread-out snaggy-margin arrangement. The 21.9mm internal diameter and 10mm thread diameter are the key figures to check against your own kit.
There is one thing to keep clear: this doesn’t count your wraps for you. You still measure the distance in the normal way, usually by wrapping the line around your sticks, then set the counter to match. Think of it as a tidy memory aid rather than a magic measuring gadget. That’s no criticism; it’s just what this bit of kit is for.
At £14.99, it sits in the sensible accessory bracket. It won’t transform your fishing or put a lump on the bank by itself, but it can make a repeatable approach much easier. If you fish known spots, move between swims, or chop and change zig depths, it’s a bob-on little addition. If you cast wherever looks nice and never count wraps, you can probably save the quid for bait.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Material
- Anodised aluminium
- Colour
- Black
- Dimensions
- 28 × 28 × 17 mm
- Internal diameter
- 21.9 mm
- Thread diameter
- 10 mm
- Weight
- 11g
Specs checked with Trakker, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The useful bit is repeatability
The real win here is being able to return to a productive distance quickly. If a rod goes at, say, a certain number of wraps, you can mark that setting on the counter and get another rod close without relying on a dodgy memory or a bit of tape flapping about.
That’s especially handy for adjustable zig fishing, where depth and distance can change through the day. It’s a small tool, but on a busy session it can keep your approach tidy and your rods fishing in the same areas.
A tidy bit of bankware
What you’re actually buying
This is a compact black anodised aluminium counter measuring 28 × 28 × 17mm and weighing 11g. It has two independent numbered rings, each marked from 0 to 9, so you can keep separate settings for two rods.
The counter installs on buzz bars and banksticks. It’s designed for Trakker 20/20 bankware but is compatible with a wide range of other setups. The supplied wave washer is there to keep the ring movement smooth.
Worth knowing. It’s a recording tool, not an automatic wrap counter. Measure and clip up as normal, then use the rings to remember the setting.
Useful when the lake demands precision
Best on repeatable spots and zigs
This makes most sense when you fish the same spot more than once, use different distances on separate rods or move between swims. Once you’ve found where the bites are coming from, the counter gives you a quick visual reference for getting back there.
Zig anglers should get the most from it. Record the relevant distance or depth, then return to it after a recast or change of plan. It won’t find the fish for you, but it cuts down the faff when you’re chasing them through the water column.
Worth knowing. Keep each rod’s number written in your phone or notebook as well if you’re fishing several different settings. The counter handles two separate references, not your entire campaign diary.
The quick answers
A few things anglers ask
Can it be used on non-Trakker gear? It’s built for Trakker 20/20 bankware and should suit a wide range of other arrangements, but check the available thread and clearance on your buzz bars or banksticks before ordering.
Is it suitable for two rods? That’s exactly the point of the two independent rings. Set one for each rod and you can see both references at a glance.
Worth knowing. At 11g, it’s easy to leave fitted without adding much weight. Just keep the rings clean and make sure the mounting is snug before you rely on the numbers.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Two independent rings let you keep separate records for two rods.
- Compact, light and made from anodised aluminium.
- Useful for repeatable wrap distances and adjustable zig fishing.
- Wave washer is included for smoother ring operation.
Worth knowing
- It records a setting rather than measuring wraps automatically.
- Compatibility is broad, but you’ll still need to check your own bankware arrangement and available thread.
- Two digits may be limiting if you regularly fish very long distances and want to record larger numbers directly.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01What does the Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter do?
What does the Trakker 20/20 Wrap Counter do?
It lets you record wraps or fishing depth for each rod using two independent numbered rings. It’s a reference tool, not an automatic measuring device.
02Can it be used for adjustable zig fishing?
Can it be used for adjustable zig fishing?
Yes. It’s designed to help record settings for adjustable zig fishing, which is handy when you’re changing depth or distance during a session.
03What does it fit?
What does it fit?
It’s made to fit Trakker 20/20 bankware and can work with a wide range of other setups. It installs on buzz bars and banksticks, but check the thread and space on your own arrangement.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict: small tool, big bit of convenience. The strongest reasons to choose it are two independent rings let you keep separate records for two rods. and compact, light and made from anodised aluminium.; the main trade-off is it records a setting rather than measuring wraps automatically..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Two independent rings let you keep separate records for two rods.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers who fish consistent wrap distances: You can keep a quick visual record and get rods back towards the same area with less faff.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “It records a setting rather than measuring wraps automatically.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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