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CARP RIGS - Fox International

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RIG CONCEALMENT<br />

<strong>CARP</strong> have incredibly keen eyesight and in<br />

strong light and clear water are able to<br />

see the tiniest objects with ease. Well<br />

concealed leads, end tackles and rig<br />

components are an essential ingredient<br />

for catching carp consistently - if a carp is<br />

unsettled by the appearance of your end<br />

tackle and rig components it’s unlikely to<br />

stick around long enough to get caught!<br />

Although there are times when carp are<br />

nowhere near so reliant on their eyes such<br />

as in coloured water, attention to detail<br />

camouflaging rigs will always pay off in the<br />

long term. The more effectively you conceal<br />

tackle from wary carp the more confidently<br />

they tend to be in their feeding and the<br />

more likely you are to catch.<br />

<strong>Fox</strong> has developed Adaptive Camouflage,<br />

which uses repeating colours to disrupt<br />

outline and disguise terminal tackle.<br />

Carefully chosen following exhaustive testing<br />

from dozens and dozens of shades<br />

available <strong>Fox</strong> rig bits are supplied in<br />

translucent green and gravel brown<br />

– simply disappearing when on the lake<br />

bed whether over polished gravel bottoms,<br />

amongst silkweed or in soft silt.<br />

The acid test is to put your end tackle and<br />

rig in the lake and have a look at it. Seeing<br />

a rig disappear on the lake bed in front of<br />

you does wonders for your confidence!<br />

TOP TIP<br />

If you find splicing Leadcore tricky, <strong>Fox</strong><br />

Ready Spliced Leadcore Leaders come<br />

supplied with Ring Swivels at one end and<br />

a spliced loop at the other.<br />

HOW TO SPLICE LEADCORE<br />

Pull back the polyester outer and snip off around<br />

8cm of the inner lead wire. Where the lead ends<br />

and the hollow inner starts, push a Splicing<br />

Needle into the centre of the polyester sheath.<br />

Trim the end of the leadcore so the fibres are<br />

neat. Insert the end into the Splicing Needle and<br />

close the lip to secure it.<br />

Once the needle emerges keep pulling the tag<br />

end until you begin to form a small loop. Keep<br />

tighening until the loop is around 5mm. Trim the<br />

excess leadcore tag.<br />

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Push the needle 1.5-2cm down the centre of the<br />

polyester outer and then push the needle back out<br />

through the side of the polyester.<br />

Hold the section where the needle passes through<br />

the centre of the polyester between thumb and<br />

finger and gently pull the needle back, trapping<br />

the end of the leadcore back through it.<br />

To create the other end of the leader repeat the<br />

process, threading a ring swivel on the leadcore<br />

after the inner is removed and before the splice<br />

is formed.<br />

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