Korum Camo Grub feeder - 20g
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The Korum Camo Grub Feeder is designed for anglers who prioritize stealth and precision, offering a low-profile, camo-olive finish that blends seamlessly into the lake bed. It is an ideal choice for those targeting elusive fish where subtle bait presentation is key. While its 20g weight is perfectly suited for short-to-medium range finesse fishing, it may not be the primary choice for deep-water scenarios or heavy-current angling where greater weight is required to hold the bottom.
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| Model Part Number | K0320058 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Korum |
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FAQs
Can I use this for deep water fishing?
While it can be used in various depths, the 20g weight is primarily optimized for shallow to mid-depth waters. For deeper venues, you may require a heavier variant.
Do I need a tail rubber to secure the feeder?
No, the feeder utilizes an innovative Inline Insert system that eliminates the need for a tail rubber.
Is this feeder suitable for groundbait?
The Camo Grub Feeder is specifically designed for maggots; while it can hold some groundbait, it is best suited to live bait applications.
What is the benefit of the rubber pop-up pincher?
It allows you to securely attach a hookbait directly to the feeder, creating a concentrated feeding zone that improves your chances of a bite.
Is the camo finish durable?
Yes, the camo-olive coating is designed to withstand the wear and tear of being dragged across the lake bed during a fishing session.
Troubleshooting
Bait is not releasing correctly
Ensure your maggots are not packed too tightly into the feeder body and check that the release holes are not blocked by debris.
Line tangling during the cast
Verify that your hooklink length is appropriate for the feeder size and consider using an anti-tangle sleeve where the hooklink meets the swivel.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent concealment in various water types
- Quick and efficient rig changes
- Built-in bait presentation aid
- Streamlined, snag-free design
Cons
- Fixed 20g weight limits deep-water use
- Smaller capacity compared to large cage feeders
- Not intended for extreme distance casting
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up, simply thread your main line through the central tube of the Inline Insert system. Once tied to your swivel or quick-change bead, the feeder will sit securely against the line. When not in use, ensure the feeder is rinsed thoroughly in fresh water to remove any residual bait particles, especially if fishing in saline or brackish environments. Store the feeder in a cool, dry place to prevent the rubber components from perishing over long periods. Regularly inspect the central tube for any debris to ensure your main line can move freely in the event of a line break.