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Any Alternative To Round Style Split Shot?


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I LOVE split shot rigs, I have a 3/4 ft fluro leader tied to braid and I use a split shot and a hook a lot and love fishing that rig. But the normal round style split shot always gets snagged or pulls weeds, do they make a pencil or more streamline weight that can be crimped on or off? I don't want a egg sinker style because I tend to switch weights a lot! Thanks for the help!

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I use Mojo brand weights for my split shot/Mojo rigs.

Matt

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Water Gremlin use to make a split shot shaped like a bullet weight , havent seen them for awhile .

 

Just looked Tackle warehouse has them .

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Mojo weights work very well for the split shot presentation.

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Here ya go!

 

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Water Gremlin makes small bullet style crimp on split shots. The really little ones I think are actually made to be used for pegging your normal bullet weight. 

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Problem I see is that the OP wants a weight that he can easily change.  Not sure I would even want to do that seeing how crimping the weight on weakens the line ever so slighlty. 

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Watch the video.  It shows a weight you can easily change without crimping and damaging the line.

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