These Inline Lead Inserts provide universal fit replacement soft rubber inserts that grip Uni and Uni Ring Swivels, allowing in line leads to discharge safely over spliced loops and leader knots. It would be advised to use a hook link with some sort of coating to help with the anti-tangle properties of the rig to ensure on the cast the rig is separated from the line eliminating tangles.

Nash Tackle Inline Lead Inserts - Poingdestres Angling

One ring provides flexibility for your hook link. The other ring is for the attachment of your chosen leader material. Solid Welded Rings 6mm for making Heli Leads. Place on the loop instead of a swivels and pour you lead.

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So do I understand you correctly Simon, in that you are saying that when a fish goes into the weed, you want the lead to be tight enough not to be released? Also you don't want the lead to slide down the line (discharge?) when playing a fish. I did go through a stage of neoprene sleeving on the (original) Korda stiff plastic insert to hold onto the swivel.

Inline Lead Insert - Nash Tackle

and it also messes up the indication a bit and might let fish swim inside heavy weed with little movement on the bobbins. If it's that weedy just fish bowstring tight lines. The lines will be hidden in the weed and a single beep equals a bite. Dead easy mate.My Fox COG leads turned up in the post today so I am going to be in my element experimenting with them.

Nash Tungsten Inline Lead Insert – Willy Worms

Despite the huge variety and sheer volume of products each and every one of them shares a few things in common. Firstly and most importantly they have been designed by carp anglers for carp anglers. Meaning that our product team have drawn on years of angling experience to bring you the products that you need to benefit your angling. For example we haven’t taken an old sea fi shing reel and marketed it as a carp fi shing reel like the majority of our competitors, oh no, we sat down and designed reels specifi cally for carp fi shing because we believe carp anglers deserve purpose-designed products and shouldn’t be afterthoughts! The internals of each Tidy Stem have been designed and created using a unique fluorocarbon material, fused together to ensure strength (45lb breaking strain), flexibility (wireless 100% fluorocarbon internals) and in turn fish safety. In most situations, not much is needed to hook a carp. But big grass carp that I fish for with these leads have hard mouths and they require very sharp hooks and instant penetration to the bend, else they will throw the hook or bend it like it's a sewing needle. Thats why I really need the resistance from the lead to be able to achieve that without loosing the grip from the swivel beforehand. As I said, initially, I developed this rig specifically for Beausoleil. I wanted something that was very safe, easy to tie and used as few components as possible. It also had to be super strong, suitable for the variety of bottoms present and effective for the resident fish within the lake. With carp ranging in size from 20-50lb and catfish from 50-100lb, it’s not easy to find something that will cope with it all. Its principles can be readily applied to other waters in France and the UK. Here’s what I want this rig to do: If your hooks are razor sharp and your rig can reset you're worrying about nothing imo buddy. You have to bear in mind that the tighter you fix that lead, the easier it is for carp to use that lead to throw the hook.

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I totally agree that confidence is everything. I never go fishing without knowing I am going to catch a fish. Of course, sometimes I am wrong in my convictions and then I learn something new. If you truly believe that this issue is costing you fish then you need to be thinking about the feeding situation imo. If they are feeding that gingerly that the lead systems that work for everyone else are not working for you then there is something fundamentally wrong with feeding situation. When fishing inline leads I find that they loosen from the swivel a bit too easily. Do any of you have any tip for tightening the fit? I feel that I'm not using the full weight of the lead as a bolt resistance and it also messes up the indication a bit and might let fish swim inside heavy weed with little movement on the bobbins. Weed Twine for making Carp leads that resemble a clump of weed, weed hook lengths etc. This stuff is great to use making camoflagued hook lengths, rig tube, lead core etc or for making leads resemble clumps of weed. What ever mould you are using, whilst it is cold work a little Blue Tac into the lead loop slots. When heated it will eliminate flashing around the lead loop and more importantly ensure the lead loop does not move during pouring. It allows you to ensure that only a minimal amout of lead loop is showing on the finished lead.