Cox & Rawle Rig Clips (15 Per Pack)

Cox & Rawle Rig Clips: The Versatile Connection for Distance Casting

Reliability at the terminal end is non-negotiable when putting maximum power into a cast. At Gerry’s Fishing, we recommend Cox & Rawle Rig Clips as a dual-purpose essential for every sea angler’s tackle box. These clips are engineered to serve two vital functions: acting as a heavy-duty link for your lead weight and providing a secure “hook-over” point for clipping down your baits.

Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, these clips offer a formidable 60lb breaking strain, ensuring they can handle the immense G-forces generated during a full-blooded beach cast with 5oz or 6oz leads. The clever bend in the wire is specifically designed to hold a hook in place, creating a streamlined rig that cuts through the air to add vital yards to your distance.

Detailed Specifications

Key Benefits of the Cox & Rawle Rig Clip

• Streamlined Performance: The primary advantage of using these clips is the ability to “clip down” your hook. By tucking the hook into the bend of the clip before casting, you eliminate the “helicopter” drag of a trailing bait, resulting in a significantly flatter and longer flight path.

• Rapid Lead Changes: The quick-link design allows you to swap between plain leads and grip leads in seconds. This is essential when the tide picks up or eases off and you need to adjust your gear without re-tying knots.

• Corrosion Resistance: Being made of stainless steel, these clips won’t rust or weaken after exposure to harsh saltwater environments. They maintain their structural integrity and “spring” session after session.

• Universal Utility: While perfect for the bottom of a rig as a lead link, they are also frequently used at the top of the rig for quick connection to your shockleader swivel, making them one of the most versatile components in any rig-builder’s kit.

Pro Tip from the Gerry’s Team

The “Bait-Retention” Bend: To ensure your hook stays clipped during the initial “snap” of a powerful cast, try to maintain a slight tension on the snood when hooking it into the clip. If you find the hook is falling out during the build-up to your cast, a small piece of Gerry’s Silicone Tubing slid over the eye of the hook can help “grip” the clip. This ensures the hook stays put in the air but releases instantly the moment the rig hits the water and the line slackens.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these strong enough for power casting?

Absolutely. The 60lb breaking strain is the industry standard for safe casting with leads up to 6oz. For ultra-heavy tournament casting or very large leads, always ensure your shockleader is rated appropriately to match the strength of the clip.

Will the hook always release on impact?

Yes. The design relies on the change in tension when the rig hits the water. As the lead decelerates and the line momentarily slackens, the hook naturally falls away from the clip, allowing your bait to fish effectively on the seabed.

Can I use these for boat fishing?

While designed with casting in mind, they are excellent for boat fishing as a heavy-duty lead link. They make it very easy to change weights as the depth or tide speed changes throughout the day.

How many clips do I get?

Each pack contains 15 stainless steel clips, providing enough hardware to kit out a large number of rigs or to keep as handy spares in your seat box.