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.
The stickiest, most versatile rig putty available. An essential addition to any thinking carper’s tackle box, Nash Cling-On is a maximum adhesive putty that sticks to every type of link and stays put...
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The stickiest, most versatile rig putty available. An essential addition to any thinking carper’s tackle box, Nash Cling-On is a maximum adhesive putty that sticks to every type of link and stays put. Kiss goodbye to worries about whether you are fishing pop-ups a foot off the deck by accident, Nash Cling-On does exactly what it says.
Its maximum density formula allows you to streamline rigs more effectively than ever whilst keeping links, hookbaits, leaders and tubing safely pinned down where it matters most. Available in three colour blends for total concealment: Weed, Silt and Gravel.
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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