| Reference | Capacité | Couleur | Longueur | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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FOX-CRT017
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30 lbs | Camo | 75 cm | 3 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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6.70 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CRT018
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40 lbs | Camo | 75 cm | 3 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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8.05 (CHF) incl tax
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The FOX Edges Naturals Submerge Lead Clip Leader is a ready-to-use carp leader designed to simplify your rigs by the water while improving discretion and presentation on the bottom. As part of the Edges range, it is aimed at anglers who want a clean, repeatable, and consistent rig session after session, without spending time assembling every component.
The concept is straightforward: provide a leader equipped with a lead clip rig so you can attach your lead and easily connect your hooklink and rig accessories. The “Submerge” design helps the setup stay pinned down and discreet, an essential point in carp fishing when fish are wary of line and visible components around the bait.
The “Naturals” finish focuses on visual blending with the surroundings (muddy bottoms, gravel, sparse weed beds), helping reduce contrasts. The result is a leader designed for modern approaches, where confidence in presentation and rig strength matter just as much as choosing the right swim.
Time-saving: instead of preparing each leader in advance, you start from a ready-made base, ideal for quick recasts, testing multiple spots, or fishing short sessions. Clean rig: the alignment of the components is consistent, helping avoid sloppy rigs and maintain a neat presentation.
Discretion on the bottom: in heavily pressured waters, carp may avoid a line that stands out too much. A leader designed to stay more discreet helps build fish confidence around the bait. Versatility: the lead clip system suits many bottom-fishing situations, whether you are using PVA bags, dense baits, or standard balanced rigs.
Reliability: a ready-made leader delivers valuable consistency. You know exactly what you are putting in the water, and you can standardize your rigs to better assess your results (hook hold, tangles, overall effectiveness).
1) Connect the leader to your main line using a knot suitable for your line type (or via a reliable connection if your rig allows it). 2) Attach the lead to the lead clip according to your usual setup. 3) Add your hooklink and hook arrangement (D-rig, KD, combi, etc.), making sure the presentation stays tidy. 4) Before casting, check that everything is aligned and that no component can snag. 5) Always adapt the rig to the venue (obstacles, weed, silt) and test the setup close to the bank if possible.
To maximize discretion, pay attention to hooklink length, bait balancing, and how the rig settles on the bottom. A discreet leader is an advantage, but the entire setup must remain coherent.
“A clean, quick rig: I save time when changing spots, and the presentation is much neater on the bottom.”
Question 1: What is a leader with a lead clip used for in carp fishing?
Answer: It acts as an intermediate section between the main line and the hooklink, while providing a practical point to attach the lead via a lead clip rig, helping keep the setup clean and effective.
Question 2: Is it suitable for heavily pressured waters?
Answer: Yes, its main advantage is discretion and a neat presentation on the bottom. Combined with an appropriate hooklink, it can improve confidence from wary fish.
Question 3: Is it compatible with my usual hooklinks?
Answer: In general, a lead clip system is designed to work with most classic carp hooklinks. Just check that the connections are consistent and that the rig components can move freely.