Korda Micro Rig Swivel for carp fishing

  • 4,28 €
  • (Delivery from 2,36 € )
  • RRP 4,42 €
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  • Nonreflective
  • 20 per pack
  • Ideal for light presentation

Korda Micro Rig Swivel

The Korda Micro Rig Swivel is a must-have accessory for any carp angler. With its compact design and small size, this swivel is perfect for creating effective rigs that will attract even the most cautious fish. Made from high-quality materials, it offers excellent strength and durability to withstand the rigors of carp fishing.

Designed specifically for carp fishing, the Korda Micro Rig Swivel comes in various sizes to suit different rig setups. Whether you're using a hair rig or a chod rig, these swivels provide smooth rotation and prevent line twist, ensuring your presentation remains tangle-free.

As one of the best micro rig swivels on the market, anglers can trust in its reliability and performance. It has been extensively tested by top anglers who swear by its effectiveness in catching big carp.

Key Features:

  • Compact design
  • Small size
  • Lightweight
  • Durable construction
  • Variety of sizes available
  • Tangle-free rotation

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Where can I buy Korda Micro Rig Swivel online in the UK? A: You can purchase Korda Micro Rig Swivels online at our website - North East Tackle (northeasttackle.co.uk). We offer a wide range of fishing equipment including all major brands.
Q: How do I tie a knot with Korda Micro Rig Swivel? A: To tie a knot with Korda Micro Rig Swivel, you can use the popular knot called the "Palomar Knot." This knot provides a strong and secure connection between your line and swivel. Simply pass your line through the eye of the swivel, double it back, make an overhand loop, and then pass the loop over the swivel. Finally, wet the knot before tightening to ensure maximum strength.
Q: Are Korda Micro Rig Swivels suitable for pike fishing? A: While Korda Micro Rig Swivels are primarily designed for carp fishing, they can also be used for pike fishing. However, it's important to consider factors such as size and strength when targeting larger predatory fish like pike. For pike fishing, we recommend using larger-sized swivels that are specifically designed to handle their powerful strikes.
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