Korum - Camo Method Feeder - Small - 20g

The Korum Camo Method Feeder offers advanced tackle concealment for effective fishing. Designed to...

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The Korum Camo Method Feeder is designed for anglers who prioritize stealth and precision, offering a specialized inline system that perfectly presents bait while blending into the lakebed. It is ideal for carp and specimen fishing where presentation is critical, though users should note that it is specifically optimized for use with Korum Camo Method Moulds for the best results.

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FAQs

Do I need a specific mould for this feeder?

While it can be loaded by hand, it is highly recommended to use the Korum Camo Method Mould for consistent bait release and presentation.

Is this safe for the fish if the line breaks?

Yes, the inline design is engineered to ensure the fish can shed the feeder easily in the event of a line breakage.

Can I use this for long-range casting?

The shape is designed for stability; while it performs well at distance, it is primarily optimized for precision and stealth.

Do I need to use tail rubbers?

No, the design is specifically intended to eliminate the need for tail rubbers, allowing for quicker changes.

What is the best hooklink length to use?

A short hooklink of 3 to 4 inches is standard practice for this type of method fishing to keep the bait close to the feeder.

Troubleshooting

Bait is falling off during the cast

Ensure you are using the correct Korum Camo Method Mould with enough pressure to compress the bait into the feeder ribs.

Feeder sinking into deep silt

Reduce the weight of the feeder or adjust the consistency of your groundbait to be slightly drier to prevent it from burying.

Difficult to change the feeder

Check that the line is not tangled around the external ribs and ensure the insert is correctly aligned.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent concealment for wary fish
  • Quick and easy to change feeder weights
  • High level of rig safety
  • Consistent bait presentation when used with specific moulds

Cons

  • Requires specific Korum Camo Method Moulds for peak performance
  • Limited effectiveness in very soft silt without proper preparation
  • Inline design requires attention to terminal tackle setup

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up, thread your main line through the central tube of the feeder. Attach your hooklink via a quick-change swivel that can be pulled securely into the base of the feeder. This setup creates a reliable bolt rig effect. Ensure your main line is free from kinks before casting. For care, rinse the feeder in fresh water after every session to remove silt and bait residue, especially if fishing in brackish or silty conditions. Check the central insert occasionally to ensure it is not obstructed or damaged, which could cause line friction.