Slightly oversized, the mat also provides a clean, dry workspace for brew making, rig tying, and any other tasks where keeping pouches and accessories off the ground is essential
Keep your belongings bone dry with the Ultralight RS335 Rain Cover. Designed to pack down small until needed, it deploys quickly and fits neatly over the rucksack while being worn. Beyond the rucksack, it also doubles as a versatile rain cover for accessories that need to be left exposed to the elements.
The Side Pockets are perfectly sized for essentials you don’t want loose in the main compartment. Ideal for compact binoculars, electronics, emergency waterproofs, and other items you need quick, secure access to.
The Front Pocket Attachment is designed for fast, efficient access. When fully opened, it provides instant reach to rig tools and terminal tackle essentials — ideal when getting rods out or moving swims. The front flap folds down to create a compact work surface or rig tray, while the upright section features dedicated terminal tackle slots to keep everything organised and close to hand.
The condensed shape of this lead, coupled with the two flat sides makes it the perfect lead for bolt rigs at short to medium range...
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The condensed shape of this lead, coupled with the two flat sides makes it the perfect lead for bolt rigs at short to medium range.
By its very nature the flat pear lead lends itself to being fished on marginal slopes, the sides or back or gravel bars and in rivers. But, in fact it is one of the most effective shapes at short to medium range because it holds so well on the lake bed and offers fantastic impact hooking potential.
We have also seen that this type of lead is by far the most like a stone on the lake bed and during the Underwater filming this lead blended in better than any other.
There's a popular misconception that flat leads sit on silt. This does not happen, any lead finds the easiest path through the water so instead of fluttering down to the lake bed, a nose-heavy flat lead like this will plummet down side on and nose first, making it less effective in the silt than say a Swivel Pear lead.
Having said that, it is devastating on gravel and is Danny's first choice in these close-range, hard-bottomed situations. Danny told us that, "When Underwater part 3 I tried a Flatliner Pear on the steep gravel slope to see if it really did hook the carp quicker than a swivel lead of the same shape. To my amazement it really did! I had been testing the lead clips for so long I had ignored the inline lead - not any more!"
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