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I have some small (1/8 & 1/16) tungsten bullet weights and was thinking about using them on a split shot set up by pegging them 12" to 24" above a worm. When fishing rocky bottoms a regular split shot weight seems to snag on the rocks... doesn't get hung up, just catches on the rock edges, cracks, etc.

Do you think using a bullet weight in this fashion would work well?  Would the weight stay in place?

Thanks,

Tom

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Its fumy I bought those pegs for so long and I forgot what brand they are  ;D ;D ;D

but I'm sure those will work

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Srv1990,

Find some "Carolina Keepers" and use those.

You can then move the bullet weight up and down the line easily.

Put one in front and a second behind the bullet weight when fishing the split shot rig.

Remember, by using a "Carolina Keeper" you will not damage the line by crimping the round weight or pegging the bullet weight to your line.  :)

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"Peg-It" and "Peg-It 2" are much better and easier to use (don't have 10 posts, so cannot post a link; check out Tackle Warehouse for the items).

Doc

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These are all great options. Another one is the Mojo weight. It's a cylinder weight. I use a 1/16oz all the time. It's great for grass and rocks and everything in between. I peg it 5 to 18 inches above the hook and fish it just like a splitshot. To me there isn't anything better.

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I like the tiny bullet weights as well, but I use it a bit differently. I rig it carolina style, with a tiny #10 Spro crane swivel, an appropriate sized red glass bead, then the weight. I've never bothered to peg and have had no ill experiences with this set-up.

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Thanks a lot guys for the input and suggestions, it's much appreciated!

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