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Discreet line presentation for bottom fishing for carp
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| Name | Korda Kontour Fluorcarbon - 200m Fluorocarbonschnur - Durchmesser/Tragkraft:0.37mm / 18lb |
| EAN | 5060660631391 |
| MPN | 91643 |
| Brand | Korda |
| Line Diameter | 0.37mm |
| Breaking Strain | 8.16kg |
| Spool Length | 200m |
| Material | Fluorocarbon |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Construction | Fluorocarbon |
| Abrasion Resistance | High |
| Sink Rate | Sinking |
| Line use | Main line |
| Underwater visibility | Nearly invisible |
Yes. The supplier explicitly describes it as a main line developed for bottom fishing for carp. It sinks and follows bottom contours, making it an option when you want the line to lie along the bottom rather than float.
All contain 200 m. The 0.33 mm version is rated 12lb (about 5.44 kg), the 0.35 mm version 15lb (about 6.8 kg) and the 0.37 mm version 18lb (about 8.16 kg). Choose the diameter and breaking strain your setup requires, with a thicker line accompanying each increase in rated strength.
It follows bottom contours, is nearly invisible underwater and has high abrasion resistance. These properties support discreet presentation and resistance to wear from bottom contact. Nearly invisible does not mean completely invisible.
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Korda Kontour Fluorcarbon is a fluorocarbon main line developed for bottom fishing for carp. It sinks to the bottom and follows its contours, keeping the line down where this approach needs it. Nearly invisible underwater, it offers a discreet line presentation.
The line has high abrasion resistance, a useful property when it lies against the bottom. All three versions share the fluorocarbon material, sinking behaviour and low underwater visibility.
Each spool holds 200 m. The variants differ in diameter and stated breaking strain:
0.33 mm / 12lb, approximately 5.44 kg, is the thinnest option with the lowest stated breaking strain.
0.35 mm / 15lb, approximately 6.8 kg, sits between the other two in both diameter and breaking strain.
0.37 mm / 18lb, approximately 8.16 kg, provides the highest stated breaking strain at the largest diameter.
Choose according to the diameter and breaking strain required by your setup. Moving to a higher rated breaking strain also means choosing a thicker line, not a longer spool.
