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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Rated 4 out of 5Â by WhiteRockFisherman Excellent split shot
A long overdue innovation. We all love using split shot, but like any other sinker, it has a tendency to hang up your rig and force a break-off. This slimmer design allows your rig to slip through cracks and crevices in cover without as many hang-ups.
June 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by jerkb8 better than a shot!
went through the rocks much better than a split shot of the same size.
May 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by landlord clam shot
They are very easy to use and the natural color is good. Keeps fish from biting them and on the bait.
April 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DanG1 Pleased with product & service.
These are the only split shot I use anymore. They stay on the line and in place so much better. Just wish there was a few larger sizes. The only place I have found them is a Bass Pro Shop and I hope they are never discontinued.
May 31, 2012
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It's difficult to order a size when the number of ounces is not listed!
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Split shot weights vary somewhat by manufacturer, but generally speaking: size 7 = 1/16 oz; size 4 = 1/8 oz.; size 3 = 3/16 oz.; size 2 = 1/4 oz.; and size 1 = 3/8 oz. The remaining sizes are in-between weights.Details:Â
Can these be used to add weight to a lite lure when casting from shoreAnswers
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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.1 of 1
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