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Natural carp rigs over soft bottoms
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| Name | Edges Naturals Coretex Soft 20m 20lb 9.1kg |
| EAN | 5056212172443 |
| MPN | CAC812 |
| Brand | Fox |
| Leader Strength | 9.1kg |
| Leader Length | 2000cm |
| Material | coated hooklink |
| Leader Material | coated hooklink |
| Colour | Dark green Naturals |
| Spool length | 20 m |
It is a coated hooklink material for carp fishing. The soft construction is intended for rigs fished over weed, silt, and other soft bottoms where a natural presentation is useful.
Choose by the leader strength you need. The 20 lb version suits lighter carp setups, 25 lb is a balanced middle option, and 35 lb is the stronger choice when you expect more pressure from fish, weed, or demanding rig situations.
Yes. Each variant is supplied on a 20 m spool, so the only key change across the range is the breaking strength.
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Fox Edges Naturals Coretex Soft is a coated hooklink material for carp fishing, built for quiet presentation over weed, silt, and other soft lakebeds. The supple construction combines a sinking inner braid with a soft outer coating, so you can build versatile rigs that settle naturally.
The material is described as soft and coated, which helps it follow the contours of the bottom instead of sitting stiffly above it. This makes it a practical choice when you want a more natural hookbait presentation.
The dark green Naturals colour is designed to stay unobtrusive on darker lakebeds and in weedy water. That gives the line a low-visibility look in common carp fishing situations where camouflage matters.
Inside the coating is a supple sinking braid in Naturals green. This combination supports tidy rig building and helps the hooklink lie down well near the baited area.
Coretex Soft is presented as a versatile hooklink material for many rig presentations. All variants come on a 20 m spool, with the main difference between them being the breaking strength you choose for your setup and the waters you fish.
