Nash Tackle SkinLink Semi-Stiff Hooklink - Grey - 35lb

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The Nash Tackle SkinLink Semi-Stiff Hooklink is designed for carp anglers who require a high-performance, versatile material for advanced rig construction. Featuring a fast-sinking, abrasion-resistant Kevlar core, it excels at creating rigs like the Multi Rig and Hinged Stiff Rig, though anglers should note that the semi-stiff coating requires precise stripping techniques to maximize movement at the hook end.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SkinLink-Semi-Stiff-Silt-35lb |
| Brand | Nash Tackle |
Yes, the SkinLink is ideal for the Multi Rig because the coating provides the necessary stiffness for the boom while the stripped section allows the hook to move freely.
Yes, the core is naturally dense and designed to sink without needing additional weight.
No, it features a Silt matt finish designed to be non-reflective for better camouflage on the lake bed.
Each spool contains 10 metres of hooklink material.
The coating is highly durable and designed to resist splitting or wearing during repeated casts and battles with fish.
Use a dedicated braid stripping tool or a smooth-edged blade to gently nick the coating before pulling it away.
Ensure the anti-tangle sleeve is fully covering the swivel and that the semi-stiff section of the hooklink is long enough to push the bait away from the lead.
Use a consistent knot type like the Grinner or Figure-of-Eight loop, and ensure you carefully tighten the knot by pulling the tag end and the main line evenly while lubricated.
To ensure optimal performance, use a quality braid stripper to remove the outer coating; avoid using serrated teeth or low-quality tools that might fray the Kevlar core. When tying knots, ensure the line is moistened to prevent heat friction which can degrade the integrity of the braid. Store the spool in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent UV degradation of the material. This hooklink is compatible with most standard carp terminal tackle, including coated-hooklink-friendly crimps and swivels.