Drop shot weight knot

[Can't Catch Bass]

Hello. I just purchased some inexpensive 1/16 oz drop shot weights that I didn't realize are lacking the pinched eyelet that traditional drop shot weights have. What knot should I be tying to the eyelet that should break if the weight gets hung so I don't lose the entire rig?

[NorcalBassin]

I just use a double overhand knot figuring that has to be plenty weak to break off at the weight instead of the hook or anywhere else in the line.

[Hammer 4]

Could use a 3 wrap uni knot, or a double overhand knot. I've used both, you really don't need a super strong knot for that

[NHBull]

Arbor knot

[Junk Fisherman]

1/16th is awfully light.  I don't hardly use anything less than 1/4th oz.  3/8th is my most often used size.  

[Deleted account]

I tie a perfection loop for all my sinker on the bottom rigs.

[papajoe222]

Another vote for the double overhand knot.  It'll break long before the knot holding the hook.

[Bass Rutten]

Not quite as fast as the overhand but I use a 3 turn clinch, hold the improvement.

[FishTank]

Just an overhand knot for me.  

 

Also, I have found, depending on the type of weight, if I tie two on the same line I get hung up less.