Korum Camo Running Rig Clips

Korum Camo Running Rig Clips

The Korum Camo Running Rig Clips are a must-have terminal tackle component for modern coarse and specimen anglers who demand speed, stealth, and ultimate efficiency on the bank. Engineered to create a near friction-free running rig setup, these clever clips allow you to adapt to changing water conditions or shifting fish behavior in a matter of seconds.

By utilizing a simple yet highly secure push-up rubber sleeve mechanism, you can swap out heavy swimfeeders for light bombs, or switch lead setups instantly without having to break down your entire rig. Finished in Korum’s signature non-reflective camouflage, these clips blend seamlessly into the lakebed or river bottom, ensuring even the most pressured, wary fish won’t be spooked.

At Gerry’s Fishing, we know that rigidity kills presentation, especially when targeting specimen fish that drop the bait at the slightest hint of resistance. These running rig clips ensure that when a fish picks up your hookbait, the line glides through the clip completely unhindered, transmitting lightning-fast registration straight to your quivertip or bite alarm.

Technical Specifications

Key Features & Construction

• Friction-Free Angled Design: The internal profile of the clip is specifically shaped to minimize line friction. Whether you are using monofilament, fluorocarbon, or braided mainlines, the line slides through effortlessly, preventing line damage and maximizing bite detection.

• Quick-Change Rubber Sleeve: No more cutting knots to change tactics. Simply slide the heavy-duty rubber sleeve up the clip, unhook your current feeder or lead, snap on your new choice, and slide the sleeve back down to lock it perfectly into place.

• Discreet Camo Finish: Developed using Korum’s unique camouflage color split, these clips break up their own outline on gravel, silt, clay, and weed beds, providing ultimate concealment in clear water.

• Robust & Heavy-Duty Build: Despite their low profile, these clips are built tough. They easily withstand the high-impact stress of repeated casting with heavy river feeders or distance leads without warping or opening up.

Where to Use: Recommended Scenarios

• River Feeder Fishing for Barbel & Chub: Perfect for fast-flowing venues like the Trent, Severn, or Wye. When the river level drops or rises, you can instantly scale your feeder weight up or down to keep your bait pinned to the deck without re-tying your rig.

• Stillwater Specimen Bream & Tench: On large gravel pits or estate lakes, a friction-free running rig is deadly for big Bream and Tench. It eliminates the resistance that causes these species to reject a hookbait, resulting in more positive, confident runs.

• Commercial Bomb and Pellet Tactics: Use the Small size on commercial fisheries when switching between a pellet cone, a straight lead, or a small method feeder depending on how the fish are responding throughout the day.

The Gerry’s Fishing Verdict

Korum has nailed it with these Camo Running Rig Clips. They solve two of the biggest headaches in modern specimen fishing: rig stealth and adaptability. Instead of sitting on the bank dreading the time it takes to cut and re-tie a rig just to change weight, you can adapt to the fish instantly. The friction-free design ensures your bite registration remains razor-sharp, making it an essential addition to any terminal tackle box.

Gerry’s Pro Tip: To create the ultimate safe running rig, slide a Korum anti-tangle sleeve onto your mainline first, followed by the Camo Running Rig Clip. Buffer the clip against a dedicated rubber bead or a quick-change swivel setup. This creates an incredibly neat, completely tangle-free presentation that allows the lead to drop free if your mainline happens to break, ensuring total fish safety.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which size should I choose: Small or Large?

The Small size is ideal for light commercial work, short-range bomb fishing, and smaller stillwater species where subtlety is key. The Large size is preferred for heavy river work, distance casting, or when using massive specimen feeders and heavy leads (3oz+) where maximum structural strength is required.

Will the rubber sleeve slide open during a heavy cast?

Not at all. The rubber sleeve is manufactured from a high-grip compound and is precision-molded to fit tightly over the clip’s locking arm. It requires intentional manual pressure to slide up, meaning it stays locked firm even during high-impact, long-range power casts.

Are these clips safe for fish if my line breaks?

Yes, when set up correctly as a true running rig (buffered against a swivel or bead without being fixed), the line can pass through the clip completely free. If your mainline breaks, the fish can easily pull the line through the clip, shedding the heavy weight or feeder effortlessly.