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Flexible weighting for deadbait rigs
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Yes. Pass the main line through the tube for a freely sliding setup. To fix the weight, thread the supplied silicone tubes onto the main line and insert the sinker at the required distance. Choose the mounting method to suit how you want the weight positioned on your rig.
Choose between 10 g, 15 g and 20 g according to the weighting your rig and float need. The 10 g version is the lightest, 15 g is intermediate and 20 g is the heaviest. All three use the same two mounting methods, so the choice changes the amount of weight rather than the mounting options.
Each pack contains one black, lead-free sinker in the selected weight and silicone tubes for fixed mounting. The supplier recommends using it with DB Series Floats for deadbait setups, so select the sinker weight to match the weighting needed by your chosen float.
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The Zebco DB Series Lead Free Sinker is a black, lead-free weight for deadbait rigs, particularly in combination with DB Series Floats. Two mounting options let you choose whether the weight slides freely on the main line or stays at a chosen position.
For a sliding setup, run the main line through the tube so it can pass freely through the weight rather than being fixed in place. For a fixed setup, thread the supplied silicone tubes onto the main line, then insert and secure the sinker at the required distance. This lets you position the weight where your rig needs it.
The 10 g version adds the least weight, 15 g is the middle option and 20 g adds the most. Choose the amount of weighting needed for your setup, including the float you use. All three versions have the same sliding and fixed mounting options. Each pack contains one black sinker in the selected weight, with silicone tubes for fixing it to the line.
The weight is not edible. Secure it carefully to prevent loss during use and handle it with care to avoid injury or damage to tackle. Do not leave weights in the environment, where they can harm wildlife and cause pollution. Dispose of old or damaged weights responsibly under local recycling or hazardous-waste rules.
