Tiger Link is a true 100% fluorocarbon Hook Link that is virtually invisible in water. It is a ‘multi-directional polymer’ providing exceptional abrasion resistance and knot strength. Tiger Link is UV resistant, making it hard wearing, long lasting and good value for money.
This high quality European Canister Adaptor is manufactured using CNC machining technology and duralumin material, making it durable and reliable.
Get to grips with your perch targets in style, but without breaking the bank with the Fox Rage Perch Jigger
Razor sharp micro-serrated scissors with a customised sheath for easy connection to belts vests and fishing bags. Non-slip cutting is easy thanks to power notch sharpness. Stainless steel construction with soft touch moulded handle.
Evolve Back Weights are designed to keep your mainline pinned down, to avoid spooking fish, and aquatic obstacles.
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Evolve Back Weights are designed to keep your mainline pinned down, to avoid spooking fish, and aquatic obstacles.
Lead free and an ecologically better option
Unique self-closing mechanism allows easy one hand attachment/detachment
Solid hard plastic body enables superior low friction slide on the line
Solid hard plastic body ensures they cannot flex and fall off the line or damage
Designed not to pass over end tackle so they cannot contact the hooklink
Integral smooth design to prevent tangles
Moulded in the Evolve ‘dark camo’ colour
Packs of 3
available in 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 oz
EVOLVE TACKLE LEAD STATEMENT
Lead has always been present in fishing, as it is a cheap material and it performs well.
It possesses unique characteristics; high density, malleability, ease of production and cost, making it perfect for a range of fishing products.
So what’s the problem?……. Lead is a highly toxic and poisonous metal!
Lead has well documented hazardous properties and adverse effects on both human health and wildlife. This is why it is placed on the ‘hazardous substance list’, and is included in the candidate list of ‘substances of very high concern’ (SVHC) by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).
At all stages of lead usage there are hazards:
Mining to remove from the ground (highly polluting practice)
Manufacturing & smelting (harmful gases released)
Release of lead into the environment (intentionally & unintentionally by anglers)
Recycling of lead (repeated smelting & manufacturing practices releasing harmful gases)
The demand for lead is increasing, and demand outstrips (the finite) supply, so any continual use of lead requires more mining and processing (recycling) to meet demand, promoting the cyclical hazards. Normally recycling of materials is to be aspired to, but this is not the case with lead, as any processing is hazardous.
The best and safest place for lead is in its natural domain – locked in the earth’s crust.
Lead will not change over time, it is a material in its final state (having decayed from uranium), and it will not become less toxic or less of a risk. Unless it is physically removed, any lead weights or lead containing products released into an aquatic environment are there indefinitely.
Over the course of the many years that lead and fishing have been intertwined, our lakes, rivers and environment have seen a continual increase in lead release from fishing.
This is a worrying trend that needs to stop, so the accumulation of lead already deposited in our lakes and rivers ceases to grow.
Spend £350.00 or more to qualify for 0% Interest Finance.
Only available to UK residents over 18, subject to terms and conditions.
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