Korum Specimen Quick Snap Swivels - Small



Best current price£3.75from eBay
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£3.75Visit shop KORUM SPECIMEN QUICK SNAP QUICK CHANGE SWIVELS LARGE K0310135
Visit shop


Best current price£3.75from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£3.75Visit shop KORUM SPECIMEN QUICK SNAP QUICK CHANGE SWIVELS LARGE K0310135
Visit shop1 offer from £3.75
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Korum Specimen Quick Snap Swivels are designed for anglers who prioritize efficiency and strength when targeting specimen fish. They provide the significant benefit of rapid hooklink changes, allowing you to adapt your rig on the water without re-tying knots; however, the inclusion of a rubber sleeve requires careful management to ensure it does not slide prematurely during intense fighting.
| Model Part Number | K0310134 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Korum |
These swivels are available in 19kg (42lb) and 28kg (62lb) breaking strains.
These are built with a heavier wire gauge than typical match fishing swivels, making them more appropriate for specimen fishing.
No, the matte black finish is specifically designed to be non-reflective to prevent spooking fish.
Simply open the snap, slide your hooklink loop onto the hook, and close the snap, securing it with the provided rubber sleeve.
Yes, but they will eventually degrade with repeated use and should be replaced if they become loose or torn.
Ensure the camo green rubber sleeve is pushed firmly over the locking mechanism to keep the snap closed.
Check that the swivel eye is free of debris and rotates smoothly; replace if the swivel housing is damaged.
To set up, thread your main line through the eye of the swivel and secure with your preferred knot, such as a Palomar or Grinner knot. Slide the camo green rubber sleeve over the snap once the hooklink is attached to keep it locked in place. Compatibility-wise, these swivels pair well with various braided and monofilament lines. For care, always rinse the swivels with fresh water after use in salt or brackish conditions to prevent corrosion. Periodically inspect the rubber sleeves for signs of wear, such as cracking or loss of elasticity, and replace them to ensure the snap remains securely closed.