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  • Nytro Feeder Blocker Stops

    Protect your knots and fine-tune your rigs with the Nytro Feeder Blocker Stops. These oval-shaped rubber stoppers are a staple in any serious feeder anglers tackle box, acting as the perfect buffer between your sliding feeder and your hooklength swivel. Unlike hard plastic beads that can bounce or slide under pressure, these are made from a high-grip, soft-touch rubber that stays exactly where you put it.

    Available in three precision sizes, these blockers are designed to handle everything from light-line silverfish work on canals to smashing it out with heavy distance feeders on large reservoirs. Whether you are using monofilament or the latest thin braids, the Feeder Blocker Stops provide a secure, cushioned point of contact that preserves the integrity of your mainline.

    Key Features & Benefits

    • Shock-Absorbing Rubber: The soft, durable rubber construction acts as a cushion, absorbing the impact of a heavy feeder during the cast and when a fish is shaking its head.

    • Braid & Mono Friendly: The internal bore is designed to grip tightly on slick braided lines just as effectively as it does on standard monofilament.

    • Oval Streamlined Shape: The tapered oval design reduces water resistance and helps shed weed and debris, keeping your rig fishing cleanly.

    • Zero-Damage Application: Because the material is soft, it wont kink or bruise your mainline, ensuring you maintain the full breaking strain of your setup.

    • Easy-Transfer Wire Loops: Supplied on metal wire dispensers. Simply thread your line through the loop and slide the blocker onits that simple.

    Technical Specifications

    Feature Specification
    Material High-Density Soft Rubber
    Sizes Available Small, Medium, Large
    Shape Oval / Tapered
    Compatibility Braid, Monofilament, and Fluorocarbon
    Application Running Rigs, Semi-Bolt Rigs, Paternoster Rigs
    Packaging Planet-Friendly / Reduced Plastic

    Where to Use Nytro Feeder Blocker Stops

    • Standard Running Rigs: Use a single blocker as a buffer bead between your sliding feeder link and the swivel that connects your hooklength.

    • Semi-Bolt Rigs: Place two or three blockers back-to-back above your feeder to create a semi-fixed point. This creates enough resistance to help set the hook when a fish moves off with the bait.

    • Paternoster Setups: Use them to fix the position of a dropper or to protect the knot of a T-junction when fishing for predators like Perch.

    • Distance Feeder Work: Essential for protecting your knot from the high-velocity impact of 50g+ bullet or window feeders.

    Gerrys Pro Tip

    At the shop, we see a lot of broken rigs, and 90% of the time, the line snapped right at the knot. Using these Feeder Blocker Stops is the cheapest insurance youll ever buy for your fishing. My advice: dont be afraid to double up. If youre using a very heavy feeder at range, slide two blockers onto the line before your swivel. It doubles the cushion and provides a much more stable boom effect, which helps keep your hooklength from tangling on the cast!

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: Which size should I use for 0.10mm braid?

    A: For thin braids and light mono (under 0.18mm), the Small size is the way to go. It has a tighter bore that will grip the thin diameter much more effectively than the larger sizes.

    Q: Can these be reused once they are on the line?

    A: Yes, you can carefully slide them off a piece of discarded line and back onto a wire or directly onto new line. However, for maximum grip, we always recommend using a fresh one from the dispenser for every new rig.

    Q: Will the rubber perish in the sun?

    A: Nytro uses a UV-stable rubber compound, so they wont go brittle after a few sessions. That said, its always good practice to check your terminal tackle for wear before you start fishing.

    Q: Do these slide during a heavy cast?

    A: They are designed to stay put! However, for the ultimate grip on very slick braid, we recommend wetting the line before sliding the stop into position to ensure it seats perfectly.

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