After I got information, I tried bending the bail wire back like your suggestion.
But I found it's getting worse.
I compared all the spinning reels I have , a cardiff ci4+, stradic ci4+, stradic FJ.
I found all the arm cam angles to the spools are at least 90 degrees or more than that.
But for the stradic FK is less than 90 dregrees.
After inspection I noticed that the key that determines the angle is arm cam itself.
The small protuding of the arm cam that contacts with the roter arm determines the angle.
For the stradic FK arm cam gets lower than other models since the arm cam makes less than 90 degrees angle to the spool.
The spring push the arm cam in the direction of yellow arrow.
I tried pulling the line in many angles of arm cam and noticed the more degrees arm cam does to the spool, the easier line gets into the slit.
But I tried bendind the wire, so something happened.
the bail side, the line roller , the arm cam edge are not parallel any more, as described in this picture.
As you can see the green lines before I bent the wire, it parallel with the red line.
But after I bend it , it lost the allignment.
So I think the problem is the design not the bending wire.
Because many stradic users in my country expirienced same problems like mine. At least more than 8 cases have been discussed.
The way to solve this problems for them is to sale them out.
Unlucky for the one who purchases those secondhand reels.
