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Bass Pro Shops® XPS® Clam Shot Weights

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Whether your fishing live bait rigged below a bobber or a small jig or fly fished in moving water, The Bass Pro Shops XPS Clam Shot Weights are a practical choice. These clam-shaped weights are easier to adjust and remove than standard split-shots, and their shape also makes them snag-resistant. Plus, Clam Shot Weights won't inhibit presentation or casting.
   


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40

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50

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60

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70

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75

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Whether your fishing live bait rigged below a bobber or a small jig or fly fished in moving water, The Bass Pro Shops XPS Clam Shot Weights are a practical choice. These clam-shaped weights are easier to adjust and remove than standard split-shots, and their shape also makes them snag-resistant. Plus, Clam Shot Weights won't inhibit presentation or casting.
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It's difficult to order a size when the number of ounces is not listed!
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Can these be used to add weight to a lite lure when casting from shore
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Yes they can be used to add a little weight to a lure. Just be aware that it may cause the action of your lure to change a bit, but in some cases that improves the lures attraction. Good Luck.
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These would work well if you are planing on adding weight to the line in front of the lure. For actually adding weight to the lure body itself I would doubt if it would work.
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not when casting. however could be used in trolling with small crankbaits
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