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    Been having trouble with weights not holding tight and if you pinch it tighter the line breaks. I'm going to try sinker stops with 1/8 egg sinkers after my order arrives. Anybody tried this? Good? Bad?

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    Tie a couple square knots below the weight, that helps me when using 2-4lb line. They usually hold well with 6lb from my experience

    But ive transitioned to just using good ol bell sinkers and tying them on. Easier in the end and i typically dont mind losing a fly hook and panfish plastic if the weight gets hung

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    Here’s some of the best drop shot weighs there are. I fished these a lot and never hung one up. Plus they are made by a well known member.


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    I use the rubber stops and beads with egg sinker often. Works good and easy to adjust by sliding up or down the line. Sort of like this article.

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    What type line are you using?

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    Sufix Advance Copolymer 4# and Sufix Elite mono in 6#

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