Fox Submerge Naturals Sinking Braid - 600m - 0.20mm 35lb 15.8kg - Orange
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The Fox Submerge Naturals Sinking Braid is an essential high-performance mainline designed for carp anglers who fish in challenging, snaggy, or weedy environments. Its key benefit lies in its rapid sink rate and high-visibility orange profile, which aids in precise line management and fish tracking. While it offers superior bite indication due to its near-zero stretch, users should be aware that the high-visibility coloration requires careful handling in extremely clear, pressured waters where fish may be line-shy.
All features
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CBL025 |
| Brand | FOX |
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FAQs
Is this braid suitable for spodding?
While it is a high-performance mainline, it is primarily designed as a fishing line. For dedicated spodding, it is recommended to use a specialized spod braid.
Do I need a leader with this braid?
Yes, it is highly recommended to use a fluorocarbon or mono shock leader to provide abrasion resistance at the rig end and to prevent the braid from cutting into soft lake beds.
Can I use this on a baitcasting reel?
The Fox Submerge is designed primarily for carp fishing reels; however, it can be used on most reels capable of handling braid.
How do I maintain the sinking properties?
Keep the line clean of mud and algae build-up, as this can affect the sinking rate. Periodically wiping it with a damp cloth helps.
Will the orange colour fade?
Like all braided lines, some colour degradation can occur over long-term exposure to sunlight and water, but the core performance remains intact.
Is this braid knot-friendly?
Braid can be slick, so ensure you use at least 5-6 turns on your knots and tighten them slowly to prevent friction heat.
Troubleshooting
Line digging into the spool
Ensure the braid is wound onto the reel under consistent, firm tension. Avoid overfilling the spool.
Knot slippage
Switch to a dedicated braid knot, such as a Palomar knot, and ensure you lubricate the line with water before tightening.
Line floating on the surface
Clean the braid to remove any buoyant algae or debris and ensure the line is sinking properly by using a backlead if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent bite detection due to zero stretch
- Easy to track lines in low light or while using bait boats
- Durable enough for heavy weeds and snags
- Optimized sink rate keeps the line out of the water column
Cons
- High-visibility orange may be visible to wary fish in gin-clear water
- Requires careful knot selection due to the slick nature of braided lines
- No stretch can be unforgiving if the clutch is not set correctly
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to use a shock leader, especially when using the 35lb test curve, to protect the braid during the cast. When spooling your reel, ensure the braid is wound on under tension to prevent it from digging into the spool. Because this is a sinking braid, always clean it after sessions in silty or debris-heavy water to maintain its supple finish. Always use a knot specifically designed for braided lines, such as a Palomar or a specialized braid-to-leader knot, to ensure the connection does not slip.