Korum Camo Running Rig Clips - Small

These Camo Running Rig Clips allow for quick and easy method changes in seconds while providing a ...

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The Korum Camo Running Rig Clips are designed for coarse and specimen anglers who prioritize efficiency and stealth on the bank. These clips allow you to swap between feeders and lead setups in seconds without re-tying your terminal tackle, providing a near friction-free presentation that improves bite indication. While these small clips are perfect for finesse setups, they may not be suitable for the heaviest long-range spodding setups due to their compact size and lightweight construction.

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FAQs

Are these clips suitable for braided main lines?

Yes, they are compatible with both mono and braided main lines, though they perform best when used with a shock leader or buffer bead to protect the braid.

How many clips come in a pack?

Each pack of the small variant contains 8 individual running rig clips.

Can I use these with heavy feeders?

While durable, the small size is better suited for standard method or cage feeders. For very heavy distance spodding, consider moving up to a larger size.

Does the clip come with a swivel?

No, the clip is designed to work with the swivels already attached to your chosen feeder or lead.

Will the camo coating wear off?

Like any finish on terminal tackle, it may show minor signs of wear after heavy contact with rocks or gravel, but it is designed to be durable for long-term use.

Troubleshooting

The rubber sleeve is difficult to slide.

Ensure there is no grit or silt inside the sleeve; rinse with clean water and inspect for debris.

The clip opens during the cast.

Ensure the rubber sleeve is pushed firmly down over the clip locking mechanism until it clicks or sits flush.

Main line getting tangled near the clip.

Use a small buffer bead between the clip and your hooklink swivel to maintain separation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly reduces re-rigging time
  • Near friction-free movement for better bite detection
  • Subtle camo finish hides terminal tackle
  • Compatible with a wide variety of feeders and leads
  • Lightweight design does not affect lure or bait presentation

Cons

  • Small size may be fiddly in freezing conditions
  • Not intended for heavy-duty long-distance casting with large spod feeders
  • Plastic sleeve may show wear after extensive heavy use

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your rig, pass your main line through the eye of the clip before tying your hooklink. To switch a feeder, simply slide the rubber sleeve up toward your main line until the clip aperture is exposed, remove the old lead or feeder, insert the new one, and pull the sleeve back down to secure it. These clips are highly compatible with most standard swivel-equipped feeders. To maintain the life of the product, rinse the clips in fresh water after use in silty or sandy conditions to ensure the rubber sleeves do not accumulate debris that might prevent a smooth sliding action. Store in a dry tackle box away from direct sunlight to prevent the rubber sleeves from perishing over time.

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