PikePro Standard Crimps - Q28

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PikePro Standard Crimps are essential terminal tackle components designed for pike anglers who construct their own wire traces using seven-strand wire. These brass crimps offer a secure and reliable connection for 20lb to 30lb wire, ensuring your rig remains intact during aggressive strikes. While they provide excellent strength and durability, users should ensure they are using the correct crimping tool to avoid damaging the wire coating or compromising the connection strength.
| Model Part Number | Q28 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pikepro |
No, these are specifically designed for seven-strand wire and may not provide a secure grip on synthetic lines.
Yes, using dedicated crimping pliers ensures the pressure is applied correctly without weakening the wire.
The crimps are made of brass, which is highly resistant to corrosion, though a freshwater rinse after use is always recommended.
No, crimps should be cut off and replaced every time you change your hooks or swivels to maintain maximum rig strength.
The wire may not fit through the crimp, or if it does, it will not allow for the necessary loop to provide a secure, safe hold.
Ensure the crimping tool is applying even pressure across the entire length of the crimp, and verify the wire diameter is within the 20lb-30lb range.
Check that the crimp has rolled ends and ensure you are not over-compressing the metal, which can create a sharp cutting edge.
To ensure peak performance, match these crimps exclusively with 20lb to 30lb seven-strand wire. Before crimping, inspect the wire for any signs of kinking or abrasions. After crimping, give the line a firm test pull to ensure the wire does not slip. Regarding maintenance, while the brass is corrosion-resistant, it is good practice to rinse your terminal gear with fresh water after fishing in brackish or saltwater environments. Store your unused crimps in a dry, organized tackle box to prevent oxidation and to keep them easily accessible during a session.