sinkers

I make my own with lead mold, egg sinkers but you can still rig em to work. I use em catfishing swift water, and Carolina Rigging for bass also, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2OZ

I've been using the Bull shots for a couple yrs and they work very well. They don't twist or spin in the water like the wts with the tabs do.

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Originally Posted by luvpt

i've been using the bull shots for a couple yrs and they work very well. They don't twist or spin in the water like the wts with the tabs do.

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I use a combination of "bass casting" or egg sinkers. It really depends on the water I'm fishing. On lakes like Greers where I will be in some timber, I like the egg sinker with a bead below it so I can down size my leader and only break the leader if I get hung.

Open water, I like 1 ounce bell sinkers ("bass casting" to be correct). That's just me and what works for me.

JW turned me onto the bull shot a few years when all he did was push jigs. It seems like just yesterday. I use them like Bill does.

Bull shot????

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Originally Posted by constructskeeter

Bull shot????

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http://www.watergremlin.com/my-tackl...ed-split-shot/

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Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

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and you can add or take off weight in a second.

What he said!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine

I just changed my weight system on my rigs. I wanted a way to change the weight without changing rigs and keep the weight inline with the rig like an egg sinker, so I bought the Water Gremlin Bull Shot weights from BPS. They are shaped like a Bullet/Worm weight, and they are a split shot. You can wrap the line around them a few times and press them closed. They have a groove on the back side that the line fits in as well. All I have to do to change weight is open them back up, and put whatever size I want on the line. Makes it easy to keep about a 1/2 oz of weight when changing your rigs from bait hooks to weighted jigs.

The Bull Shots come in all sizes up to 1/2.

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