Korda Dark Matter Tubing - Green

It is manufactured with a higher density material compared to standard rig tubing, giving it more weight per unit length. This helps it sink quickly and stay firmly in place on the lakebed.

Select the colour that most closely matches the predominant bottom type where you are fishing. Weed Green for weedy areas, Silt for silty bottoms, and Gravel for gravelly or mixed substrates.

Yes, it is compatible with monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided main lines, as well as leaders like leadcore.

Yes, its supple nature is maintained even in colder temperatures, unlike some materials that can become brittle.

The limpness allows the tubing to conform to the exact contours of the lakebed, ensuring it stays hidden and doesn't create a visible line or loop that could alert fish.

Store it loosely coiled or straight, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, to preserve its suppleness and prevent kinking.

Yes, it is ideal for use with inline lead systems, helping to conceal the connection point and the line leading to the lead.

Ensure the end of the tubing is cut cleanly and squarely. Use a fine needle or a threading tool if necessary. Dampening the line slightly can sometimes help.

The tubing is designed to be very supple. Ensure it has not been stored in a way that caused it to kink or become permanently deformed. Gentle warming (not excessive heat) may help restore suppleness if it has been stored in cold conditions.

Ensure you are using a sufficient weight for your rig setup to hold it down. The Dark Matter Tubing is the heaviest available, so this is unlikely to be an issue unless combined with very buoyant components.