Fox Edges Rig Link and Tungsten Sleeve - CAC880

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The Fox Edges Rig Link and Tungsten Sleeve (CAC880) is an essential component for carp anglers looking to streamline their terminal tackle transitions. It is perfect for those who frequently switch between Ronnie, Hinge, and Combi rigs, offering a secure connection that keeps setups tidy and effective. While it significantly improves presentation and ease of use, it is specifically designed for modern boom sections and may not be compatible with older, thicker-diameter hooklink materials.
| Model Part Number | CAC880 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FOX |
Yes, the compact nature of the link and sleeve makes it excellent for short, controlled rig presentations inside small PVA bags.
Yes, the tungsten sleeves are durable and can be moved between rigs multiple times unless they become damaged or lose their grip.
Keep them in their original cardboard wallet to prevent them from getting lost, as the components are small.
The weight is intended to help pin the hooklink down. If you are using an extremely light pop-up, you may need to adjust your putty or buoyancy to compensate.
The wire quick link is designed specifically for standard carp angling scenarios and is more than strong enough for landing large specimens when used correctly.
Apply a small amount of water or saliva to the link to lubricate the surface for easier sleeve movement.
Ensure the tungsten sleeve is pushed fully over the link to create a smooth, tapered profile.
Check that the tungsten sleeve is pushed firmly onto the connection point to lock the hook section securely in place.
To set up the Rig Link, pass your boom section through the eye of the quick link and secure it with your preferred knot. Slide the tungsten sleeve down the line until it covers the wire link completely. To ensure longevity, rinse the components in fresh water after use in silty or sandy conditions to prevent grit from building up inside the sleeve. Always inspect the wire quick link for signs of fatigue or distortion after fighting large fish, and replace the unit if the wire has opened up or shows signs of rusting.