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Supple bait presentation for carp and barbel
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| Name | Fox Vorfachschnur Barbel Braid 25m 8lb |
| EAN | 5055021608273 |
| MPN | 1374 |
| Brand | Fox |
| Breaking Strain | 3.6kg |
| Spool Length | 25m |
| Material | Braided |
| Weave Type | braided |
| Flexibility | Supple |
| Wear resistance | Wear-resistant |
It is suitable for carp and barbel fishing with boilies, hard maize, Frolic, pellets and tinned sweetcorn. Supported setups include side-hooked baits, knotless-knot rigs, boilie rigs and fixed-lead setups, so you can tie the hooklink to suit your chosen bait presentation.
Yes. The braid is explicitly described as supple enough to tie a hair, so you can use it for both the hooklink and the hair. It is supplied as material on a spool, so the rig still needs to be tied.
The spool contains 25 m with a stated breaking strain of 8lb / 3.6 kg. Choose this specification if it matches the hooklink strength you need, and cut the material to the lengths required for your rigs.
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Fox Barbel Braid is braided hooklink material for carp and barbel fishing. Its supple construction makes it easy to work with and allows you to tie the hair of a hair rig from the same material. The unobtrusive colour helps keep the bait presentation discreet.
Use it with boilies, hard maize, Frolic, pellets and tinned sweetcorn. It suits presentations from baits hooked through the side to knotless-knot rigs, as well as boilie rigs and fixed-lead setups. This gives you scope to tie hooklinks for different bait presentations rather than relying on a single rig format.
The braid consists of twisted fibres and is both supple and wear-resistant. Its flexibility is useful when tying hooklinks and forming a hair, while its resistance to wear matters during use.
The spool contains 25 m of hooklink material with a stated breaking strain of 8lb / 3.6 kg. It is material for tying your own rigs, not a ready-tied hooklink.
