Description
WSB Chevron Boilie Stops
WSB Chevron Boilie Stops hold your hookbait securely on the hair. Their chevron shape grips the bait firmly and is simple to thread into the hair loop once the bait has been pushed onto the hair with a baiting needle, so your boilie or pellet stays put through casting and while fish pick it up.
They are small, discreet and inexpensive, and a pack lives happily in the corner of any tackle box. Hair rigs are the standard way of presenting hard baits for carp and other specimen fish, and a good bait stop is what keeps the whole presentation together.
How to use them
Thread a baiting needle through your boilie, pellet or tiger nut, hook the hair loop with the needle and draw the bait onto the hair. Push a chevron stop through the loop, then slide the bait back up against it. The angled chevron shape sits across the end of the bait and stops it pulling off, even when casting hard or fishing at range.
Using it on the bank
Because the stops are small, they sit neatly against the bait and do not interfere with how the hookbait behaves. They work with single baits, snowmen and stacked baits, and are just as useful on pop-ups and wafters as on bottom baits. Keep a few on the lid of your rig box so you can re-bait quickly between casts.
Key features
- Chevron-shaped stops for hair rigs
- Hold boilies and hard baits securely
- Quick to fit with a baiting needle
- Small and unobtrusive
- Suits boilies, pellets, tiger nuts and other hard baits
Compatibility
Use with any standard hair rig and baiting needle. Suitable for boilies, pellets, tiger nuts, corn and other hard hookbaits for carp, barbel, tench and other specimen fish.
Care and maintenance
Keep the stops in their packet or a rig box compartment so they do not get lost. Replace any stop that has become stretched or split, and check that the bait is still secure after landing a fish.
Who is it for?
Carp and specimen anglers who fish hair rigs and want a simple, reliable way of keeping their hookbaits in place.
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