Fox Edges Tungsten Rig Tubing - Green

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The Fox Edges Tungsten Rig Tubing is designed for dedicated carp anglers who prioritize stealth and presentation in their terminal tackle. Its primary benefit is the combination of heavy tungsten weighting and a supple construction, which ensures your rig stays pinned tightly to the lake bed for maximum concealment, though the material can be slightly stiffer to thread compared to standard plastic tubing.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CAC893-FX |
| Brand | FOX |
The Fox Edges Tungsten Rig Tubing is supplied in standard convenient lengths designed to be cut to size per your specific angling requirements.
Yes, it is compatible with both monofilament and braided mainlines, though ensure your line diameter fits easily through the core.
The green tint is specifically formulated to mimic aquatic vegetation and lake bed debris, making it one of the most stealthy options available.
The weight is distributed along the length of the line and is negligible in terms of casting performance for standard carp fishing setups.
The cardboard wallet is fully recyclable in your standard paper or cardboard recycling bin.
Ensure you are using a smooth, stiff splicing needle and trim the end of the tubing at a slight angle if it has become frayed.
Check that the tubing is not twisted during the cast; ensure it is fully submerged and, if necessary, increase the length of the tubing to provide more weight.
To set up your rig, ensure you cut the tubing to your desired length using a sharp pair of scissors, typically between 30cm and 1 meter depending on your local venue's regulations. Thread your mainline through the tubing before tying on your lead system or swivel. The tubing is compatible with most standard carp lead clips and running rig components. For care, store the tubing in its provided cardboard wallet when not in use to maintain its shape. If the tubing develops a slight bend during transport, you can gently warm it between your hands to straighten it out before casting. Avoid overstretching the tubing, as this can affect its sinking speed and structural integrity.