Korda Lead Square Pear Swivel 2.5oz

These swivel sinkers are the result of our observations in the Under water 4 videos. There is no doubt that when fishing on a hard gravel bottom, inline sinkers sting fish better than swivel sinkers. The reason is that fish always lift the lead in its heaviest part first, because the leader is always attached to the heaviest part of the lead. In the case of Korda Inline sinkers, the swivel is semi-fixed inside the sinker, exaggerating the self-ironing effect by the same token. My intention when I saw these videos was to create the most compact lead possessed by the IBle artificial lead. The fish will have to move a minimum to bear the full weight of the entire lead. The most condensed form is a ball, but a ball would roll before its full weight is felt and would also make it easier to wig. So I opted for 4 flat parts with the back slightly profiled to avoid e mmêlements. An appropriate name that summarizes the characteristics of this lead is SQUARE PEAR. There is no inline lead that will make the fish fish faster on the market. Even in the swivel version, fish will feel the weight of the lead more quickly because of its small size and the fact that both sides of the lead are identical. Only the movement of the swivel will slightly delay the self-ironing. In summary, you get the most condensed inline and swivel lead with flat sides. We know that this is the second generation of pear lead, the first one was too square so that the lead did not always roll and settled on the side. It would land with the swivel in the air, which was far from ideal. This lead goes almost as far as the classic pear lead but will allow the hook to prick better. Use it wherever you can. The only reason not to use it is when you have to cast far, in this case the skyliner for Inline and Tournament or swivel distance will do the job. To gain distance, use a swivel lead, it will always throw farther in any case.