| Reference | Poids | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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FOX-CED064
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2.5 oz / 70 g | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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2.60 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CED065
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3.5 oz / 100 g | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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2.85 (CHF) incl tax
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The Fox Edges Swivel Paste Bomb is a carp fishing lead system designed to carry and protect a paste or moldable groundbait to the fishing area, then present it as close as possible to the hookbait. Its principle is simple: a weighted body combined with an integrated swivel helps stabilize the rig, reduce line twist, and improve casting consistency, while offering a practical solution for fishing with baits that can break down easily during the cast. Designed for situations where you want a clean presentation and immediate attraction around the hook, this paste bomb helps create a localized food cloud, ideal for triggering quick bites when fish are moving little or are wary of heavy baiting.
Part of the Fox Edges range, it is built for reliability on the bank: intuitive setup, consistent rig performance, and repeated use without wasting time. Whether you fish in gravel pits, lakes, or slow-moving rivers, it supports strategies based on concentrated attraction, especially when paste is a decisive advantage (cold water, educated fish, heavy fishing pressure, short sessions).
The main strength of this carp lead for paste lies in its ability to combine two functions: weight the rig and carry a fragile attractor. By coating the paste bomb with groundbait paste, you protect your hookbait from small fish during the drop and improve presentation consistency when the rig settles. The swivel helps reduce twist from repeated casting, helping keep a cleaner line and a hooklink that works as intended.
This approach is particularly suitable for anglers who want to fish “clean”: a compact target area, fast diffusion, and a food signal close to the hook. In finesse fishing, it allows you to create attraction without overfeeding the area, and in fast-paced sessions, it helps build fish confidence by adding an immediate scent and taste component. For the angler, the practical benefits are also clear: less heavy baiting, more mobility, and the ability to adjust paste texture to match the desired hold.
Prepare a paste that is sticky enough to stay in place during the cast, but not so hard that it fails to release properly on the bottom. Mold it evenly around the paste bomb, avoiding thick sections that could come off too early. Then attach the paste bomb to your rig via the swivel and cast while controlling the trajectory to reduce impact. When retrieving, do so progressively to maintain maximum control and reduce tangles. Adjust the size of the paste ball to suit distance, current, and the presence of silver fish: the more active the water, the more the paste must be worked so it stays on. To keep it simple, remember that there are different versions available: choose the one that best balances your rig and your fishing distance.
Question 1: What is a paste bomb used for in carp fishing?
Answer: It is used to weight the rig while carrying a groundbait paste to the bottom, so attraction is concentrated around the hook.
Question 2: Is it compatible with most carp rigs?
Answer: Yes, as long as your rig accepts a swivel connection and a suitable lead system, integration is usually straightforward.
Question 3: What paste should I use for good hold?
Answer: A sticky, well-kneaded paste adjusted to casting distance and conditions (current, depth) generally offers the best balance between hold and diffusion.
Question 4: Is it useful in cold water?
Answer: Yes, because localized, gradual attraction can help trigger bites when fish activity drops and they move less.
