Korda Lead Clips - Clay

• To be honest, many Stupid Things say about the correct use of a lead clip. The essence of the product is that the lead can be ejected has been designed to be stuck at the bottom, which could allow the angler to reduce the risk of loss. <br/>If you were a big fish, are you willing to lose the leash to bring it? We believe they should be and the results are worth it.
• The packaging of the Korda clip is full of information on how to use it correctly. <br/>The golden rule is that the leash can be ejected before the swivel clip. If the pivot has been released, the lead will eject starts. <br/>Your line will behave like in slippery mountains, leading to blockages in challenges, and also to fish at the same time.
• <br/>In our opinion, the lead clip is the best way to ensure that a fish does not beat around a leash behind it as it is the leash that will be ejected. <br/>If used correctly, will always eject it whenever you want. <br/>One thing is for sure, when the lead is ejected the carp onto the surface, you will be able to fight them over obstacles instead of crossing them.

Being brutally honest there is a lot of rubbish written about how to use a lead clip properly. The essence of the system is that it will allow a snagged lead to pull off the rig, thus releasing the fish from the unseen snag or weed bed so you land it rather than lose it. If you were attached to a really big carp, would you forfeit the lead to guarantee you landed the carp? We know we would and it's a small price to pay. All Korda packaging is overflowing with information on how to use the products effectively. This booklet expands and reinforces that information. The basic rule of the lead clip system is the lead must eject before the swivel pulls out. If the swivel comes out first the lead will never eject. Instead, the line will pull back and forth through the system like a running rig leaving the lead snagged and the fish too! In our opinion, the lead clip system is the best way to ensure a fish is not left with a lead because the line does not have to pull through anything for the lead to discharge. Use the system correctly and the lead will eject when you want it to! One thing that’s for certain is that when the lead comes off the carp rises to the surface, allowing you to lead it over any underwater obstacles rather than having to drag it through them. This is the most versatile system when it comes to presenting a bait on any lake bed and as such should be chosen as your number one system. Simply follow the steps to make it safe and effective.