| Reference | Couleur | Quantité | Taille | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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WCL-TT-SWIVEL-BB-3
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Black Nickel | 10 | #3 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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6.70 (CHF) incl tax
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WCL-TT-SWIVEL-BB-4
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Black Nickel | 10 | #4 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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6.70 (CHF) incl tax
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When a lure, live bait, or rig creates rotation, line twist, loops, and unwanted knots can build up quickly. The Wolfcreek Lures ball bearing swivels are designed to solve that problem with smooth, consistent rotation. Thanks to their ball bearing swivel construction, they spin freely and keep rotating even when tension increases, helping you maintain a healthier line and a cleaner rig.
Their black nickel finish offers a discreet, versatile look, ideal when you want a strong connection without unnecessary shine. Supplied in a pack of 10 swivels, they let you prepare several leaders in advance and quickly replace a component after wear or a snag.
The main advantage of a ball bearing swivel is its ability to rotate more consistently than a standard swivel, especially when tension increases. In practical terms, this helps manage rotation caused by certain lures (spoons, spinners, crankbaits that pull sideways), a fish that spins, or a rig that starts twisting during fast retrieves and animations.
By limiting this torsion, you preserve casting performance, line lay on the spool, and knot reliability. A rig that turns properly also works better: the lure swims more naturally, leaders stay straighter, and the setup tangles less during the cast.
The black nickel finish adds useful discretion for both predator fishing and saltwater use, and blends easily with most terminal tackle such as snaps, rings, and leaders. The pack format is ideal for anglers who regularly tie leaders or like to keep spare swivels in the tackle box for quick on-the-bank adjustments.
To get the most out of the rotation, place the swivel where line twist starts: between the main line and a leader, or directly into a rig that may spin. Use a reliable knot suited to your line type (monofilament, fluorocarbon, or braid with a leader connection), and make sure to tighten and lubricate it before locking it down.
After a session, especially in saltwater, rinse with fresh water, let dry, and check that the swivel rotates freely. Replace it if rotation becomes less smooth, if the body shows wear, or if any deformation is visible. Keeping swivels in good condition is a simple way to secure your rigs and reduce break-offs.
Question 1: What is a ball bearing swivel used for compared with a standard swivel?
Answer: It is designed to provide smoother, more efficient rotation, especially under tension, in order to reduce line twist and tangles.
Question 2: Is it suitable for both saltwater and freshwater fishing?
Answer: Yes, this type of swivel is versatile and works for both saltwater and freshwater rigs whenever a component may create rotation.
Question 3: How do I know when to replace a swivel?
Answer: Replace it if rotation becomes less smooth, if the body shows signs of wear, or if you notice any deformation after heavy strain.
