Quick and easy rig changes are a necessary part of carp angling today. The link loop has been spec...Quick and easy rig changes are a necessary part of carp angling today. The link loop has been specially designed to replace the need for tying a loop in the end of your hook link. The obvious advantage is the increased strength due to the use of a grinner or blood knot used to tie the link loop to the rig, especially when using monofilament or coated hook link materials. The link loop will fit both sizes of the Stik Klip as well as the Kwik Link. The low diameter steel and drop design is easily pulled through all of the funnel web mesh's using a baiting needle. As with all Korda metal products, the link loops are finished in a non-reflective coating to give the best camouflage possible.
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This guide is for carp anglers looking to streamline their rig changes. The Korda Link Loop Swivels offer quick and easy rig adjustments, increasing the strength of your rig connections. However, note that proper knot tying is essential for optimal performance. These swivels are designed to enhance your carp fishing efficiency.
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FAQs
What knot should I use to attach the link loop to the hook link?
The recommended knots are the grinner knot or the blood knot, known for their strength and reliability.
Are these swivels suitable for all types of carp fishing?
Yes, they are versatile and can be used in various carp fishing setups.
How many swivels are in a pack?
Each pack contains 15 link loop swivels.
Can I use these swivels with other brands' products?
The link loops are designed to work with Korda products like Stik Klips and Kwik Links. Compatibility with other brands may vary.
How do I maintain the non-reflective coating?
Rinse the swivels with fresh water after each session and store them in a dry place. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
What materials are the link loops made from?
The link loops are made from low-diameter steel.
Troubleshooting
Knot slipping or failing.
Ensure you are using the correct knot (grinner or blood knot) and that it is tied tightly and correctly. Wet the knot before tightening.
Difficulty pulling through mesh.
Make sure you are using a baiting needle and that the mesh is not snagged. Try using a slightly larger needle or trimming the mesh edges.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Faster rig changes compared to traditional methods.
Increased knot strength due to the use of a grinner or blood knot.
Compatibility with multiple Korda products (Stik Klip and Kwik Link).