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Reading the bottom while fishing for predators
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| Name | Spro Stainless Steel Bullet Sinkers - Bulletgewichte |
| EAN | 8716851411255 |
| MPN | 75217 |
| Brand | Spro |
| Weight | 7.2g |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Rig Type | Texas Rig, Carolina Rig |
| Quantity | 4pieces |
| Weight Material | Stainless steel |
They are intended for Texas and Carolina rigs in finesse predator fishing. The same hard stainless steel construction provides bottom feedback with either setup, so choose the rig type you want to fish and then the required weight.
The 1.8 g and 3.5 g versions contain five weights per pack. The 5.3 g, 7.2 g and 10.6 g versions contain four. Choose the weight your rig needs, remembering that the three heavier options include one fewer weight per pack.
The stainless steel is hard and durable, and the supplier states that it provides good feedback on bottom composition. This helps you assess the ground while working your rig, with the same material available across all five weights.
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Spro Stainless Steel Bullet Sinkers are bullet weights for finesse predator fishing with Texas and Carolina rigs. Their hard stainless steel provides good feedback on the bottom composition, helping you read the ground as you work your rig.
The weights use hard, durable stainless steel, which the supplier describes as environmentally friendly. Its hardness helps you assess the ground when working either rig along the bottom.
Choose 1.8 g for the lowest added weight or 3.5 g for the next step up. The 5.3 g and 7.2 g versions offer intermediate options, while 10.6 g adds the most weight in this family. All five share the same material and intended rig types, so choose according to the weight your setup requires.
The 1.8 g and 3.5 g packs each contain five bullet weights. The 5.3 g, 7.2 g and 10.6 g packs each contain four. Moving to these heavier versions therefore also means one fewer weight per pack.
