Bass Pro Shops® Tin Removable Split-Shot Sinkers
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Quickly and easily pinches onto fishing line and provides you with super-fast sinking action on every cast. Non-toxic.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by roby reuseabke spliut shot sinkers
I prefer the reuseable over the single use. I take five grand sons fishing with me. Do you know how many line changes etc. Thank goodness I've taught them to do most of their line changing etc.
Its my 3 year old granddaughter and 4 year old great
granddaughter that need help and its a whole lot easier piching off a sinker that trying to pry it open.
February 27, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by kawhona4 Stinker Of A Sinker
With the changing of the laws-Theres no comparison to the old lead sinkers-Lots of States do not allow you to use lead sinkers anymore-But the quickness of biting them on the way we all once did-is now a thing of the past-Because try biting into the new sinkers to close up on your line-you will break a tooth or your jaw-And the cost of these are unreal-Im going to convert over to using nuts instead-Because at $2.99 for 6 medium sized sinkers-Thats crazy-Whats the thoughts from other fisherman on these new sinkers-Before you know it-There going to say if you walk in one place-Then go to another-You can not get your feet in the water in the river or where ever it may be-because you could contaminate the river
March 2, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by njmonark Don't bother
I bought a few packs of these split shot for opening day thinking how bad could they be? Well, they don't crimp well and they slide too easily. There is a slight gap at the inner edge that causes this. I've used other "no lead" brands that did not have this problem. I'll use them up but won't buy these again.
April 14, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by WalleyeWizard worst purchase ever
The split shots made from tin are absolutely horrible! Hard to open and even harder to close. They constantly falling off the line. I will be sending all of them ASAP.
August 5, 2010
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I heard that the production of lead weights is going to be stopped because of the environmental impact. Does anyone know if this is this true?
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ok i just dontget the size breakdownBB 3/0 7
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Example the BB refers to the size like a bullet weight. BB would be .40 grams, #1 would be .30 grams, and #4 would be 20g, ECT.Details:
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