Korda COG Kit - Kit 4 Flat Pear

The system is optimized for firm lake beds such as gravel, sand, or firm silt. On very soft, deep silt, the lead may sink, which can interfere with the intended hooking mechanics.

No, each boom is specifically numbered to match a particular lead weight range. Always ensure the number on the boom matches your lead weight for optimal performance.

The system is designed to allow lead ejection for safety, but it is not intended to lose the lead on every fish. The tension at which the lead drops is determined by how far you push the tail rubber onto the clip.

Yes, the COG system is aerodynamic and can be cast at range, provided you use an appropriate rod and casting technique.

Each pack includes three complete units, including the booms, clips, and tail rubbers.

Using an mismatched boom can disrupt the centre of gravity and prevent the rig from functioning as intended, potentially reducing hooking efficiency.

Ensure the tail rubber is not pushed on too firmly, allowing it to slide off under pressure.

Check that the hook link is properly sleeved and consider using a PVA nugget to protect the hook point.

Replace the boom section; do not attempt to straighten it as this can weaken the integrity of the material.