Guru's Super Tight Line Stops have quietly become one of those bits of end tackle that
end up in everyone's box - they hold their position on the line through casting and playing
rather than creeping, which is what you want when you are fishing a set depth and need every
put-in to land the same. This listing covers the original oval stop alongside the newer squared
version, in three sizes.
Oval or squared?
The oval black stop is the original, and it still does everything most anglers need. The
squared version is the newer design, and the reason for the flat edges is worth knowing: when
you use two or three stops together, the flat faces butt up against one another instead of
rolling, so the group sits dead straight on the line. It is a small thing that makes a tidier,
more predictable stop arrangement, which matters when the presentation is the point.
Why orange and white
The brighter squared stops were introduced for Jigga fishing, where you need to see the stop
clearly to get the rig working properly. If you are marking a depth or a position and want a
visual reference rather than a purely mechanical one, that is what these are for - same compact
profile, just easier to pick out.
Sizes
Small, Medium and Large across the range. Small suits fine pole rigs and light hooklengths,
Medium covers most commercial float and feeder work, and Large is the one for heavier mainlines
and where you want a positive stop against a running feeder.
Key features
- Holds position on the line rather than creeping under casting and playing
- Three sizes - Small, Medium and Large
- Oval black, plus squared in black, orange and white
- Squared profile lets multiple stops sit flush for a straight, tidy presentation
- Orange and white developed for Jigga fishing, where a visible stop matters
- Suited to pellet waggler, traditional waggler and feeder fishing