Korda Lead Clip Action Pack - Grey


Currently unavailable


Currently unavailable
The Korda Lead Clip Action Pack is designed for carp anglers who frequently fish in weedy or snaggy environments where lead loss is a common obstacle to landing fish. This comprehensive kit provides a safe and reliable lead ejection system that allows the carp to rise to the surface once the lead is dropped, effectively preventing the weight from snagging during the fight. While the system is highly effective at minimizing fish loss, users must ensure they calibrate the tail rubber correctly to achieve the desired lead release tension to avoid premature ejection.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KLCAPS |
| Brand | Korda |
Yes, this specific pack is Grey, but Korda also offers the Lead Clip Action Pack in Brown and Green to match different lake beds.
Each pack contains enough components to create five complete lead clip systems.
Yes, the tubing is included to help prevent tangles and provide a buffer between the mainline and the fish.
Yes, provided the clip is not damaged or deformed during the ejection process, it can usually be reused.
It is designed to be used with standard swivel leads that are compatible with the lead clip arm.
Push the tail rubber further onto the lead clip to increase the grip on the lead's swivel.
Ensure the tail rubber is not pushed on too tightly and check that no debris is lodged inside the clip mechanism.
Ensure the correct size swivel is used and that it is fully seated into the nose of the lead clip before casting.
To set up the system, thread your mainline through the rig tubing, then pass the line through the lead clip body. Tie your swivel to the end of the mainline, then pull the swivel securely into the nose of the lead clip. Attach your chosen lead to the side arm of the clip and secure it with the tail rubber. You can adjust how hard the lead pulls off by pushing the tail rubber further onto the clip; for a tighter hold, push it on completely, or for an easier release, leave it partially extended. Always inspect the clip and tail rubber for signs of wear after catching multiple fish or after intense casting.