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The Korda SLR Spod and Marker Braid is a high-performance fishing line designed for serious anglers who need to hit extreme distances with their spod and marker setups. It offers exceptional sensitivity and minimal wind resistance thanks to its ultra-thin, single-strand construction, making it ideal for mapping lake beds or baiting far-off spots. However, due to its exceptionally fine diameter, users must pair it with a 30lb shockleader to avoid line breakage during powerful casts.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KSLRB-KD |
| Brand | Korda |
Yes, because the braid diameter is so thin, a 30lb shockleader is essential to absorb the force of the cast and prevent the braid from snapping.
This braid is specifically designed for spod and marker work. It is not recommended for standard fishing due to its extreme thinness and lack of stretch.
Each spool contains 300 metres of line.
The green colour is designed for low visibility in the water, helping the line blend in better with the lake environment.
It is best used on spod or marker-specific rods with braid-safe ceramic guides.
Ensure you are using a 30lb shockleader and check for any nicks in the braid or damaged rod tip rings.
Wind the line onto the reel under significant tension and avoid overfilling the spool.
Ensure the line is not slack during retrieval and verify that your reel is correctly balanced for braided lines.
To ensure safety and longevity, always attach a 30lb shockleader to this braid using a reliable knot like a double grinner or an FG knot. The braid is compatible with most standard carp reels, but ensure your rod guides are braid-friendly to prevent groove wear. Care should be taken to rinse the spool with fresh water after fishing in silty or debris-heavy venues. Regularly check the first few feet of the line for signs of fraying or wear, especially after intense casting sessions, and re-tie your shockleader knot as needed.
