CWC Flexhead Stinger Spike Lure Attachment

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The CWC Flex Head Stinger Spike are fixing pins for soft lures specifically designed to securely hold your stinger rigs without damaging the rubber. In seconds you can attach your leader armed with trebles to your shad or finesse bait while preserving a natural and effective swimming action. This discreet accessory significantly improves hook-up rates when predator fishing (pike, zander, large perch, etc.) by perfectly stabilizing the stinger along the lure. Thanks to their engineered shape, these pins penetrate the material easily while offering excellent retention, even during heavy casts, aggressive retrieves or hard fights. Robust, reliable and simple to use, they naturally belong in every predator angler’s tackle box searching for a clean, quick and effective stinger rig.

Technical specifications

• Metal fixing pins specially developed for stinger rigs on soft lures.
• Robust metal construction, designed to withstand the demands of big predator fishing.
• Optimized shape for excellent hold in the rubber without tearing the lure.
• Compatible with most shads, finesse baits and other soft lures used for predatory species.
• Allow precise positioning of the stinger along the lure body for effective hook-ups.
• Discreet solution that preserves swimming freedom and the effectiveness of the animation.
• Compact accessory, easy to store and transport in a simple tackle box.

Advantages and key benefits

The main advantage of the CWC Flex Head Stinger Spike is the time saved on the bank. You can very quickly adapt your stinger rig to the lure type, depth or fish activity without having to completely change your leader. The pins insert in one motion, remove just as easily and allow repositioning of the stinger according to lure size or the desired contact point.

Another strong point is that these soft lure pins provide a reliable attachment without compromising lure flexibility. The swim remains smooth and natural, which is essential to trigger strikes from wary or educated fish. By placing the treble at the most strategic spot you greatly increase your chances of hooking fish that tend to take the rear of the lure. Finally, their design, tailored to modern predator fishing, makes them an essential fishing accessory for all technical approaches: straight retrieves, trolling, vertical jigging, slow or fast cast-and-retrieve.

Usage tips

To fully exploit the potential of your CWC Flex Head Stinger Spike, start by fitting your soft lure with a jighead or a primary attachment system. Then position your stinger along the flank or back of the lure to determine where you want the treble to sit. Once the spot is identified, gently insert a pin into the rubber, ensuring it penetrates enough to guarantee good retention without forcing too hard.

Attach the ring or loop of your stinger to the pin, then adjust the leader tension so the treble stays pressed against the lure without deforming it. Feel free to test different fixation positions depending on the lure shape and how fish are attacking that day. After each catch or several strong casts, quickly check that the pins remain properly seated and that the stinger hasn’t slipped. Regular checks ensure a stinger rig that’s always ready to hook effectively.

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FAQ

Question 1 : Are these pins suitable for all types of soft lures?

Answer: The CWC Flex Head Stinger Spike are designed to work with most shads, finesse baits and other soft lures used for predator fishing. It is simply recommended to adapt the stinger positioning to the lure’s shape and volume to preserve a natural swimming action.

Question 2 : Will the pins damage my soft lures?

Answer: The pin shape has been studied to provide strong retention while minimizing tears. By inserting the pin carefully and avoiding abrupt removal, the impact on your lures’ lifespan remains very limited. It’s a reliable solution to optimize your stinger rig on soft lures.

Question 3 : How should I maintain these fixing pins?

Answer: After each outing, it is recommended to rinse your stinger fixing pins with fresh water, especially if you fish in slightly brackish environments or in dirty waters. Let them dry before returning them to your box to preserve their performance and durability.