Feeder Links

Guru Feeder Links

The Guru Feeder Links create a strong, free-running connection between the main line and feeder. The rigid link creates a paternoster-style distance between the line and feeder, while keeping the rig free-running. This small component helps keep the hooklength away from the feeder during casting, reducing the risk of tangles.

The link is made from strong material and securely crimped. Heat-shrink tubing protects the connections, covers protruding ends and reinforces the assembly. The self-lubricating bead allows the main line to run smoothly and reduces unnecessary friction. At the bottom, a compact snap-link swivel makes it easy to quickly change feeder or casting weight.

Key features

• Free-running connection for a fish-safe feeder rig
• Rigid link functions as an anti-tangle boom
• Strong link material with secure crimps
• Heat-shrink tubing protects and reinforces the connection
• Self-lubricating bead for smooth line movement
• Compact snap-link swivel for quick changes
• Complies with international FIPSed rules for free-running rigs

Use at the waterside

Slide the bead onto the main line and attach the feeder to the snap-link swivel. The distance created by the link is particularly useful when you want to maintain a neat presentation or fish over a soft, silty bottom. Select the appropriate version using the variant selector, based on your rig and the desired distance between the main line and feeder.

Practical questions

Why use a feeder link instead of attaching the feeder directly to the line?
The rigid connection keeps the feeder farther away from the line and hooklength during casting. This helps prevent tangles and makes quick changes easier.

Does the rig remain free-running?
Yes. The main line runs through the bead, allowing the feeder to slide freely and transmit bites more directly.

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