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Lead Korda Square Pear Swivel 8oz
Without the information from the fourth part of our underwater film, we would hardly have developed this lead. No question: on a solid, gravelly line feed with a faster and more efficient ground hook than the whirlpool suspension track. Because with inliners, the fish always raises its head in front of its heavy end, and the leader goes away. In addition, comes with Korda inline bypasses: The melting of the hard plastic tube insert IB Artificial Bait melts the vortex relatively quickly. The vortex is therefore only semi-fixed. So the fish hits itself, but the lead quickly dissolves from the vortex, which prevents the fish from coming off the hook bait again. But let's go back to the square pear pivot. Its lead body is extremely compact. Without moving (and without leaving a lot of lead), the fish gets all the weight of its lead when shooting. The auto-hak effect is therefore good. Now, the most compact form of a body remains a bullet. But this has the disadvantage that it rolls - both on sloping water and when the fish swims after sucking the bait. Also, a bullet is not tapered. Exactly, this conical shape helps to minimize the risk of entanglement. So we've given the bale four flat sides and a slightly conical shape. The square pear is out. Even in its swivel version, it provides an excellent self-pirating effect. Only the vortex dampens the attack minimally. Our pear-shaped square pivot is already in its second generation. The advancement of the first generation has proven to be less than ideal. They were simply too square, too square. As a result, the probe often stopped on the opposite side of the vertebra. with which the wormhole rose. Definitely not ideal. The square pear flies almost as far as a normal lead pear. But it has a better hacking effect. If you can't reach the desired throw, you have to switch to a Skyliner, a tournament or even a distance throw pivot. In general: hanging sections with whirlpools fly further than lined up lines. 
