Nash SkinLink Hooklink - Semi-Stiff - Green - 20lb

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The Nash SkinLink Semi-Stiff hooklink is designed for dedicated carp anglers seeking a reliable, high-performance material for advanced rig presentation. Featuring a fast-sinking, abrasion-resistant Kevlar core and a versatile semi-stiff coating, this hooklink excels in creating consistent presentations like Multi Rigs, Hinged Stiff Rigs, and Combi-Rigs. While its semi-stiff nature offers excellent anti-tangle properties, users should ensure they are comfortable with stripping back the coating for specific applications where flexibility is required.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SkinLink-Semi-Stiff-Weed-20lb |
| Brand | Nash Tackle |
It is highly versatile and works best for Hinged Stiff Rigs, Multi Rigs, and Combi-Rigs.
Yes, once the semi-stiff outer coating is stripped back, the inner Kevlar braid is very supple.
Yes, the SkinLink series includes various weight ratings like 20lb, 25lb, and 35lb depending on the specific variant.
Each spool contains 10 metres of hooklink material.
The green finish is specifically designed for weed-covered lake beds, while other colours like Silt or Brown are available for different bottom types.
Ensure you are using a sharp, dedicated stripping tool and applying steady, even pressure.
Check that the length of the coated section is correct; you may need to add a small amount of rig putty to the knot to increase the density.
To maximize the performance of your Nash SkinLink, ensure you use a dedicated line stripping tool to remove the outer coating cleanly without damaging the inner Kevlar braid. When attaching to swivels or hooks, use standard knotless knots or loop-to-loop connections where appropriate.
Because of the non-reflective coating, it is recommended to keep the line away from rough surfaces when threading through rig components to preserve the matt finish. Store your spools out of direct, prolonged UV light to maintain the integrity of the material over time. Always check the hooklink for signs of fraying after landing a fish, especially if fishing near submerged branches or gravel bars.