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Keep herring rigs at fishing depth
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| Name | Balzer Heringsblei - Angelblei - gewicht - g:50g |
| EAN | 4005652132402 |
| MPN | 128207 |
| Brand | Balzer |
| Weight | 50g |
| Rig Type | Herring rig |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Water type | Saltwater |
| Target fish | Herring |
Choose between 30 g, 40 g and 50 g according to the current and the weight your rig needs to stay at depth. The 30 g version adds the least load, 40 g is the middle option and 50 g adds the most weight against drift. Match line strength to the complete rig, as no specific depth or current limits are supplied.
Yes. The supplier specifies saltwater herring fishing from the coast, bridges, harbour walls and piers as well as boats, including the Baltic Sea and North Sea. It weights common herring rigs, so choose the weight for the current at your fishing spot rather than for the fishing platform alone.
Each variant contains one weight, not a complete herring rig. It is compatible with common herring rigs and supplies their sinking weight, so you need a suitable rig to use alongside it.
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The Balzer Heringsblei is a sinker for saltwater herring fishing. It weights a herring rig to take it down to the fish and helps keep it at the intended depth in coastal currents. The range covers 30 g, 40 g and 50 g versions for adjusting the weight of your setup.
Use it with common herring rigs from the shore, bridges, harbour walls or piers, or when fishing from a boat. The supplier names the Baltic Sea and North Sea as typical fishing areas. Its role is to weight the rig in tidal water and current, rather than act as a complete fishing rig. It suits both beginners and experienced sea anglers.
The 30 g version is the lightest option, 40 g sits between the two, and 50 g provides the most weight. Choose according to the current and the weight needed to keep your herring rig at depth. Moving up adds weight to resist drift, but also increases the load on the setup. Match the line strength to the weight of the assembled rig. No fixed depth or current limits are supplied for the individual weights.
Each variant contains one weight in the selected size. For longer coastal sessions, the supplier recommends carrying three to five spare weights because bottom contact and current can lead to tackle losses.