Description
Korda Quick Release Clips are designed for fishing situations where dropping the lead quickly can give you a better chance of landing a hooked fish. They are particularly useful when fishing lakes containing weed or snags, where keeping the lead attached could cause additional problems during the fight.
The retaining arm has a completely smooth design to help the lead eject efficiently. In addition, specially engineered grooves are moulded into the back of the clip body to control how firmly the tail rubber grips the system.
These grooves help prevent the tail rubber from gripping too tightly. As a result, the tail rubber can come away with minimal pressure, allowing the lead to eject when required.
Despite this easy-release design, Korda Quick Release Clips can still handle heavy leads during casting. Therefore, anglers can cast over long distances without the lead simply releasing during the cast.
This balance between secure casting and quick lead ejection makes the clips particularly useful when tackling demanding swims. Whether you are fishing around weed or snags, the system provides a practical way to set up for reliable lead release.
Korda Quick Release Clips are available in Weed/Silt or Gravel/Clay colour options to suit different lakebed conditions. Each pack contains ten clips in your selected colour.
Key Features
- Designed for quick lead ejection
- Ideal for weedy or snaggy waters
- Smooth retaining arm aids lead release
- Engineered grooves help prevent excessive tail rubber grip
- Designed to release with minimal pressure
- Suitable for casting heavy leads
- Can be used for long-range casting
- Available in Weed/Silt or Gravel/Clay
- Ten clips per pack
How To Use
Incorporate the Quick Release Clip into your chosen lead clip setup and fit the appropriate tail rubber. Attach your lead to the retaining arm and make sure the complete setup is correctly assembled before casting. The clip is designed to allow the lead to eject with minimal pressure when required.
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