Spro Tungsten Bullet Sinkers 10g 2pcs

Spro Tungsten Bullet Sinkers 10g — Maximum Bottom Sensitivity for Texas & Carolina Rigs

Get direct, unfiltered feedback from the bottom with Spro's tungsten bullet sinkers — a dependable choice for soft plastic fishing on Texas and Carolina rigs. Supplied as 2 pieces per pack.

Hard Material, Clear Bottom Contact

Tungsten is significantly denser and harder than lead, which means the 10g bullet sinker transmits vibrations from rocks, gravel, and structure straight to your rod tip. This sensitivity lets you read the bottom and trigger strikes at the right moment — a real advantage when fishing with soft plastics in unfamiliar water.

Discreet Profile That Keeps the Focus on Your Bait

The sinker's camouflage finish is deliberately understated, so predators stay focused on your rigged soft lure rather than the weight. The classic bullet shape threads cleanly through weed and snags, making it well suited to both open-water Carolina rig presentations and the weedless Texas rig setup.

Choose the Right Variant

All variants use tungsten and share the same bullet shape for Texas Rig (Texas-Rig) and Carolina Rig (Carolina-Rig) applications. Choose your weight to match conditions and target species:

• 3g — 3 pieces: Finesse applications, clear or shallow water, small soft plastics targeting perch or finicky bass

• 5g — 2 pieces: Light-to-medium setups, moderate depths, versatile for perch, zander, and bass in calmer conditions

• 7g — 2 pieces: Medium depths, moderate current or wind, reliable all-round weight for zander and bass

• 10g — 2 pieces: Deeper water, stronger current, or when a faster sink rate is needed; suits zander, pike, and bass with larger soft baits

• 14g — 2 pieces: Heavy-cover Texas rigs, deep Carolina rig drags, fast sinking in current; ideal for pike and large bass targets

Facts

• Brand: Spro

• Weight: 10g

• Shape: Bullet

• Material: Tungsten

• Finish: Camouflage / natural

• Compatible rigs: Texas Rig, Carolina Rig

• Quantity per pack: 2 pieces

• Target species: Predatory fish (pike, zander, perch, bass)