Fox Casting Finger Stall

Fox Casting Finger Stall Maximum Protection & Feel

The Fox Casting Finger Stall is an essential piece of equipment for anglers pushing the limits of their casting distance. Whether you are launching heavy leads on a surf beach or punching out Spombs on a large inland lake, the pressure exerted on your casting finger by thin mono or abrasive braid can be extreme.

Fox has designed this stall with a focus on both safety and sensitivity. By using high-quality, soft leather for the fingertip, it provides a second skin that protects against painful line cuts while still allowing you to feel the lines release pointcrucial for maintaining accuracy and timing during a power cast.

Detailed Specifications

Pro Tip from Gerrys Fishing

Pro Tip: If you are using heavy braided shock leaders, the friction during a cast can generate significant heat. Before your first big cast, dampen the leather fingertip slightly with a drop of water. This helps the line slip more consistently across the leather and prevents the dry material from potentially grabbing the braid, which can lead to crack-offs or reduced distance.

Examples of Where to Use

• Extreme Range Carp Fishing: Essential when casting 4oz+ leads and PVA bags to distances over 100 yards, where the line tension is at its peak.

• Sea Angling / Surf Casting: Ideal for shore anglers using beachcasters to punch through heavy surf with large grip leads.

• Spodding & Baiting Up: Protects your finger from the repetitive strain and abrasion of repeatedly casting heavy, fully-loaded bait rockets.

• Winter Fishing: Provides an extra layer of warmth and protection for your casting finger when your skin is softened by cold and wet conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it bulky to wear?

Not at all. Fox has utilized a very slim profile for the leather section to ensure it doesnt interfere with your grip on the rod handle. The adjustable Velcro strap ensures the stall stays tight to your hand, preventing it from sliding forward during the cast.

Can I use this for lure fishing?

While primarily designed for heavy casting, some lure anglers find it useful when using heavy braids for vertical jigging or repeatedly casting large lures, as it prevents the sawing effect of braid on the skin.

How do I clean the leather?

After a salty session or if it gets covered in fish slime, simply wipe the leather with a damp cloth and allow it to dry naturally. Avoid putting it on a radiator, as extreme heat can cause natural leather to stiffen and crack over time.