Tighter fit Inline Leads

[carpepecheur]

  On 07/08/2020 at 13:49, Simon KG said:

Thanks. 
Whats the name of the leads from Fox  you are referring to? They don't seem to be named Cog like cordas. 

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They are called Camotex impact leads. I am quite impressed with them and have been experimenting today. I made a crude video of how I intend to use them. I will eventually video one under lake conditions but at the moment it is 40 deg outside so to hot too be messing about. o

 

 

Edited August 7, 2020 by carpepecheur

[elmoputney]

That vid does make the impact leads look pretty good, I like the way the whole weight lifts at once, I might get some 😁

 

[commonly]

  On 07/08/2020 at 17:39, elmoputney said:

That vid does make the impact leads look pretty good, I like the way the whole weight lifts at once, I might get some 😁

 

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Beware of Chinese copies. 

I had a few, low quality, easily dented and run the risk of getting cut off on sharp edges. 

[carpepecheur]

  On 07/08/2020 at 19:02, commonly said:

Beware of Chinese copies.  

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Good point and thanks for the warning. I am sure mine were pukka and they cost €2.50 each. I can only buy mail order as nearest store is too far away.

[Simon KG]

  On 07/08/2020 at 15:24, carpepecheur said:

They are called Camotex impact leads. I am quite impressed with them and have been experimenting today. I made a crude video of how I intend to use them. I will eventually video one under lake conditions but at the moment it is 40 deg outside so to hot too be messing about. o

 

 

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Looks like a good lead.

[Carpbell_ll]

Might want to jam a bit of pva in that gap at the bottom of the lead, i looked at the camotex when they first came out a lot of reviews at the time said they are an easy tangle on the cast and landing? 

[elmoputney]

  On 08/08/2020 at 08:46, Carpbell_ll said:

Might want to jam a bit of pva in that gap at the bottom of the lead, i looked at the camotex when they first came out a lot of reviews at the time said they are an easy tangle on the cast and landing? 

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Or even better a nice blob of oozing paste 🤔

They are probably best used in a bag I would think 👍

[carpepecheur]

  On 08/08/2020 at 08:46, Carpbell_ll said:

Might want to jam a bit of pva in that gap at the bottom of the lead, i looked at the camotex when they first came out a lot of reviews at the time said they are an easy tangle on the cast and landing? 

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That IS a good idea. I have tested it in a tank to see what happens and, with the collar on, it seems to be tangle free. However, when the world cools down a degree or two, it needs testing in a working environment.

[commonly]

  On 08/08/2020 at 10:20, elmoputney said:

Or even better a nice blob of oozing paste 🤔

They are probably best used in a bag I would think 👍

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I use a long anti tangle sleeve with a Combi rig. A few freebies in pva mesh and never had any problems. 

I guess if you use a supple hook link you could have issues.