Posts Tagged ‘Korda IQ Fluorocarbon’

Seaguar Fluorocarbon Leader Knot

Saturday, October 1st, 2011

The Seaguar knot was specifically designed for attaching fluorocarbon to monofilament. Fluorocarbon has become very popular in recent years with carp anglers due to its sinking and invisibility properties when submerged in water. However fluorocarbon has a very poor tolerance for incorrectly used and poorly tied knots. The Seaguar knot forms a reliable connection between fluorocarbon and monofilament, is easy to tie and the finished knot is neat and does not compromise the strength of either material.

Below are two ideal products for tying fluorocarbon leaders with.

Korda IQ Fluorocarbon

Step 1.

Hold the monofilament and fluorocarbon leader together.

Step 2.

Form a large loop in the leader and mainline.

Step 3.

Twist both loops anticlockwise three times.

Step 4.

Pass the tag end and the entire leader through the loop.

Step 5.

Moisten and pull all four ends to tighten. Trim the tag ends and your done.

Give it a go.

Tight Lines

Dave

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Posted in Alternatives To Leadcore, Carp Catchers Tips, Carp Catching Tips, Carp Fishing, Carp Fishing Knots, Carp Knots, Fishing Knots, Fluorocarbon Line, Hints And Tips, How To, How To Tie Knots, knots, leader knots | 1 Comment »

One For The Future

Sunday, December 6th, 2009

In this Carp Catchers Blog we have one for the future. Customer Rob O’Brien sent in this photo of this gorgeous scaly mirror carp not a monster but who cares. Also notice how Rob has chosen a suitable background for his catch photo which really enhances the whole thing. Rig details are sketchy but a Korda Choddy  hook and a Korda IQ Hooklink  were involved.

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Best Fishes,

John

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Posted in Carp, Carp Angling, Carp Catchers Blog, Carp Fishing, Carp Fishing Rigs, Carp Hooks, Carp Rigs, Catch Photo, Catch Report, Customers catch, fishing, mirror carp, Photographs, Rigs, Winter Fishing | 1 Comment »

Spread ‘Um!

Monday, October 26th, 2009

Im a big fan of spreading boilies over a larger area to encourage carp to keep moving, especially as the temperature is beginning to drop. Its helps your rigs work more effectively as the carp aren’t stopping to feed, they are picking up the boilies on the move. It also leaves less chance of the fish sussing your baited area. Tightly baited spots do produce fish and I will also use them in given situations but I believe that a spread of bait is far less obvious as the carp only come across the odd boilie over your area. It can also help produce takes faster as the carp are more likely to pick up your bait if they come across it.

This is a nice clean mirror carp caught over a spread of 20mm Baitcraft T1 Freezer Boilies on a recent overnighter where I put all three rods in the same area and spread 150 baits over the three of them. The rig I used a blowback combi rig tied with 15lb  Korda IQ Fluorocarbon   and 2” of stripped Sufix Stiff Silt  to a size 6 Korda Wide Gape Hook .

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Give it a go.

Tight lines

Dave

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Posted in Autumn Carp Fishing, Baiting Campaign, Boilies, Carp, Carp Angling, Carp Bait, Carp Fishing, Carp Fishing Rigs, Carp Rigs, Catch Photo, Catch Report, Combi-Link Rigs, freezer boilies, Hints And Tips, Information, mirror carp, Rigs | No Comments »