Anglers Image Anchor Lake & Stream Shot Selection

Anchor standard double-cut shot was developed because the current 'lead replacement' shot was not for everyone. Due to the unique forging process of

Anglers Image Anchor Double Cut Round Lead Split Shot Dispenser

, When fly fishing to picky trout, camo split shot may help your rig blend in with the stream bottom. The Big 6 selection includes four colors,

Anchor Non-Toxic Camo Split Shot Big 6 Selection

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Enough Weight Fishing Sinker: The fishing weight sinker is designed for your casting fishing or tie it on your line,lure or bait so it could quickly sinking. The drop shot weights works well in the stream,they works properly even in the heavier flow and get baits down. Tie it on your line,throw it further away then get more fishes back.

AMYSPORTS Drop Shot Fishing Weights Kit Lead Freshwater Fishing Sinkers Bass Casting Removable Fishing Weights Saltwater Streamlined

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Something about a Green Weenie in the East during the heat of the summer brings out some of the best fishing. This UV version is on the FM standard

UV Green Weenie Jig

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Non-toxic, reusable tin weights. These non-toxic, tin weights are coated with a durable matte finish that both adds longevity and keeps the weight from sliding on the line. The natural colors and subtle mottled texture won't spook fish the way glossy weights will. The double-cut design makes these weights easily adjustable and truly re-usable, as they don't require a special tool to open and remove them from the leader.

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