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In reply to Post #1
I use a needle
It’s used for putting numbers onto electrical cable
I’ll try and get a link
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In reply to Post #7
 ...but you can pre order 
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In reply to Post #6
Knowing Fox wont be out until 2028
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Old fashioned telescopic car aerial will work
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In reply to Post #1
Cut the tubing at 45° and it should thread into the tail rubber ok.
If you need to thread a bead then make two cuts into the tubing at a very shallow angles to make a long thin v, then thread onto the bead and pull through.
Maybe try a pellet bander to open the end of the tail rubber.
BTW, if using leadcore its good to make a small 45° cut in the end of the tail rubber so it can more easily pass over the end of the leadcore if fishing semi fixed in non weedy or snaggy conditions.
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Thanks I might have to try something like that, will have a look in my local sea fishing tackle shop.
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In reply to Post #1
Not what you're asking, but if there are no made alternatives you can use a section of plastic sea fishing boom, cut the front at a 45 deg angle to make it easier to thread, before I got a Solar one.
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Solar Tackle & Nash seemed to stop selling tube tools for inserting beads or anti tangle sleeves on tubing.
Any body come across an alternative tool from another manufacturer please?
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