Korum Butt Cup - K0360087

The Korum Butt Cup is designed for fishing with rods held high to effectively keep the fishing lin...

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The Korum Butt Cup is an essential accessory for anglers who prefer fishing with rods positioned high to keep their line off the surface of the water. Ideal for specialists and carp anglers alike, this product provides a secure, stable hold for your rod butt while mounted on pods, tripods, or banksticks. While it offers excellent grip and durability, users should ensure their rod handle dimensions are compatible with the cup diameter before use.

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Model Part NumberK0360087
BrandKorum

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FAQs

Will this fit a standard bankstick?

Yes, the Korum Butt Cup uses a standard British 3/8 BSF thread, which is compatible with almost all fishing banksticks and pods.

Can I use this with thin cork handles?

Yes, but keep in mind that the cup is designed for a snug fit on standard rod handles; very thin handles may have slight movement.

Does it come with a bankstick?

No, this product includes only the Butt Cup attachment.

Why is there a hole in the bottom?

The drainage hole prevents water from pooling inside the cup, which helps protect the end of your rod handle and prevents it from becoming waterlogged.

How do I tighten it correctly?

Rotate the rubber grommet clockwise against your bankstick to lock the position once the cup is threaded on.

Troubleshooting

Butt Cup is loose on the bankstick.

Adjust the rubber locking grommet to pull the thread tighter against the bankstick collar.

Rod butt is too wide for the cup.

Check your rod handle specs; this cup is designed for standard modern carp and specialist rod butts.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely durable construction
  • Provides rock-solid rod stability
  • Easy to attach and remove from bankware
  • Prevents rod slippage during line tensioning

Cons

  • Not suitable for extremely thick duplon or cork handles
  • Requires specific bankware threading
  • Cannot be used as a stand-alone rod rest

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the Korum Butt Cup, simply screw the brass thread into the top of your bankstick, tripod head, or buzzer bar. Use the integrated rubber locking grommet to tighten the cup into the desired position, ensuring the opening faces the direction of your fishing spot. For care, wipe down the cup after each session to remove dirt or grit. Check the brass thread periodically for corrosion if used in saltwater or brackish environments, and ensure the drainage hole remains free of debris to maintain its longevity.

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