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SILICONE RUBBER
SIZES: 0.3 mm, 0.5mm, 0.75mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, Mixed
Many anglers, including current internationals, consider this to be the best silicone rubber available.
All the wall thicknesses of this tubing are 0.5mm, which is the best you can get for float fishing and it is available in a wide variety of diameters. From 0.3mm up to 2mm it comes in one-metre lengths and these diameters are perfect for pole floats and running line float base rubbers. There is also a mixed pack available which contains 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm in 12cm lengths. These diameters are suitable for all my running line floats, including the big sticks, Bolos and Avons.
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SILICONE RUBBER WAGGLER ADAPTORS
SIZES: Standard pack of 5
These new adaptors fit all our cane and plastic base wagglers.
They feature strong 'Suregrip' swivels and super soft silicone rubber which is kind to float bases and easy to use.
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NEW FOR 2024
ULTRALIGHT SILICONE WAGGLER ADAPTORS
SIZES: Standard pack of 5
These super soft silicone rubber adaptors have been designed for use with our lighter ranges of wagglers and will easily fit on cane and plastic bases.
To use, simply wet the base of the float and gently push the adaptor on. The float can then be fixed onto the line with shot and easily changed.
We would recommend to always use these adaptors when you are using floats such as our Stepped Wagglers, Peacock Wagglers and Thin Insert Wagglers.
For bigger floats like the Speci Wagglers and Truncheons we recommend you to use our stronger swivel adaptors.
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NEW FOR 2024
MULTI RIG WINDERS
SIZES: 26cm / 31cm x 4.7 cm, 29cm / 34cm x 4.7 cm
Finding a big enough winder for your long pole and running line floats is now a thing of the past! These new 4.7cm wide Multi Rig winders are not only long and wide enough – you can also store up to four floats on each winder!
Our long pole floats and Mega sticks will fit on these winders easily and it’s worth looking at using them for storing wagglers too.
To use, at the end of the rig tie a loop big enough for the winder to pass through. Then, when you’re on the bank form a smaller loop in your main line, pass the big loop through it and then pass the winder through the big loop. Tighten the two loops together slowly and lubricate the area where the two lines meet.
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NEW FOR 2024
DOUBLE RIG WINDERS 12cm
SIZES: 12 cm x 2.2cm
These new winders will hold one or two rigs and are perfect for storing pole and running line rigs up to 12cm in length.
To use, at the end of the rig tie a loop big enough for the winder to pass through. Then, when you're on the bank form a smaller loop in your main line, pass the big loop through it and then pass the winder through the big loop. Tighten the two loops together slowly and lubricate the area where the two lines meet.
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NEW FOR 2024
DOUBLE RIG WINDERS 16cm
SIZES: 16 cm x 2.2cm
These new winders will hold one or two rigs and are perfect for storing pole and running line rigs up to 16cm in length.
To use, at the end of the rig tie a loop big enough for the winder to pass through. Then, when you're on the bank form a smaller loop in your main line, pass the big loop through it and then pass the winder through the big loop. Tighten the two loops together slowly and lubricate the area where the two lines meet.
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NEW FOR 2024
DOUBLE RIG WINDERS 20cm
SIZES: 20 cm x 2.2cm
These new winders will hold one or two rigs and are perfect for storing pole and running line rigs up to 20cm in length.
To use, at the end of the rig tie a loop big enough for the winder to pass through. Then, when you're on the bank form a smaller loop in your main line, pass the big loop through it and then pass the winder through the big loop. Tighten the two loops together slowly and lubricate the area where the two lines meet.
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NEW FOR 2024
DOUBLE RIG WINDERS 24cm
SIZES: 24 cm x 2.2cm
These new winders will hold one or two rigs and are perfect for storing pole and running line rigs up to 24cm in length.
To use, at the end of the rig tie a loop big enough for the winder to pass through. Then, when you're on the bank form a smaller loop in your main line, pass the big loop through it and then pass the winder through the big loop. Tighten the two loops together slowly and lubricate the area where the two lines meet.
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