Darrel Peck – Lake Bled Combi Multi Rig

Crimping is a great way to achieve neat, strong connections, especially when you are using stiffer and/or thicker materials which can be hard to knot effectively – plus it allows you to get the hook link length right every time, which is especially useful for chod rigs.

Part of our comprehensive range of baiting tools, the Braided Hair Needle is, as the name implies, for use with braided hook link materials, or any sort of braided hair material. It is sharp and strong enough that it can be pushed through any baits without splitting them, and the ‘crook’ design will allow a hair loop to be pulled through the bait without the needle getting caught up in the fibres of the braid.

This anodised aluminium tool makes it very easy to strip any coated braid material – and without any chance of damaging your teeth in the process! It is extremely easy to use and has been designed so that it will strip the coating off but without damaging the braid inside.

These stainless steel scissors will effortlessly cut through any of our hook link or main line materials, whether they be braid or mono, and leave a very clean edge, thus making it easier to pass it through the eye of a hook, or similar. The handles are big enough even for those with larger fingers, but overall the Razor Blades are small enough that they will easily fit in a compartment in your Tackle Box or Tackle Safe.

The Pulla Tool has a number of uses, with bedding down knots being the most popular way of using it. The T-shaped design makes it very easy to grip firmly and to be able to apply enough pressure to bed down knots even on thicker, stiffer hook link materials, as well as being very useful for steaming hook links straight – especially when two are used, one at each end of the hook link.

Designed to replicate our Krill boilies, these 16mm hookbaits sink slowly under the weight of your hook.