| Reference | Capacité | Couleur | Diamètre | Quantité | Taille | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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SMH-ABSRN.0
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5 kg | Noir | 3.5 mm | 12 | #0 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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2.20 (CHF) incl tax
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SMH-ABSRN.1
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9 kg | Noir | 4 mm | 12 | #1 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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2.20 (CHF) incl tax
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SMH-ABSRN.2
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20 kg | Noir | 5 mm | 12 | #2 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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2.20 (CHF) incl tax
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SMH-ABSRN.3
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23 kg | Noir | 6 mm | 11 | #3 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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2.20 (CHF) incl tax
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Product highlights
The SMITH fishing split rings are designed to provide a reliable connection between your lures, hooks and accessories. Thanks to their robust construction and a finish engineered to remain discreet underwater, they meet the expectations of the most demanding sport anglers. Their design limits accidental opening while allowing easy assembly with a suitable pair of pliers, for quick lure changes without compromising safety.
- High reliability to secure the fish during the fight.
- Controlled opening to easily change a hook or swivel.
- Discreet finish that reduces unwanted reflections.
- Compatible with many luresโhard or softโand modern riggings.
Technical specifications
- Split rings made from a specially selected metal alloy to provide excellent mechanical strength and long-term durability.
- Tightly wound coils ensure a clean close with no excessive play to prevent accidental openings during casting or hooking.
- Surface finish designed to reduce visibility underwater and minimize refusal by wary fish.
- Available in multiple sizes and strengths to match ring strength with target species and line power.
- Universal accessory that fits most lures, jig heads, leaders and snaps used in lure fishing.
Advantages and key strengths
By choosing these robust split rings, you invest in a discreet yet essential component of your rig. A low-quality ring can open at the worst moment and cost you a record fish; investing in reliable rings significantly improves catch rates and extends the life of your lures. The SMITH range benefits from the brand's lure-fishing experience, with products tested in the field and known for their consistency.
- Optimize power transfer between the lure, hook and line for better-controlled fights.
- Allow quick replacement of a blunt hook without damaging the lure body or weakening the rig.
- Contribute to freer lure movement for a more natural action, encouraging more strikes.
- Withstand repeated stresses from casting, retrieving and hooking, even during intensive sessions.
- Suitable for beginners and experienced anglers seeking reliable, high-performance accessories.
Usage tips
To get the most from your SMITH split rings, select the size according to the lure size and line strength. Always use split-ring pliers to open the ring cleanly without deforming it, and check that it returns to place after inserting the eyelet. Regularly inspect your rings when changing lures or after a hard fight to maintain a fully secure rig.
- Choose a ring size proportional to the lure's size and weight.
- Avoid forcing them with fingernails or inappropriate tools that can mark or weaken the metal.
- Inspect the coils for any deformation, abnormal gap or start of opening.
- Replace immediately any ring showing visible wear to avoid failure during a hard hookset.
FAQ
Question 1: What types of fishing are these split rings suitable for?
Answer: These rings are suitable for most lure-fishing techniques in both freshwater and saltwater, depending on chosen size and line strength, whether targeting predators, trout or other predatory species.
Question 2: How do I choose the correct split ring size?
Answer: Choose a size compatible with your lure's eyelet and your rig strength. The ring should remain discreet so it doesn't hinder the action but still provide an adequate safety margin relative to the target fish's power.
Question 3: Do split rings require maintenance?
Answer: Rinse gear with freshwater after each outing, especially after saltwater fishing, and regularly check for signs of wear or corrosion. Replacing tired rings ensures a consistently safe and effective rig.