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Slinky Weights Fishing

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Danielson Standard Lead Shot Slinky Weights are designed for drift fishing and bottom bait rigs. These slinky weights are flexible and are engineered to be snap-resistant. The lead shot filled and sealed nylon cord is sized by weight for application in most water situations and a variety of fishing techniques. The Danielson Company produces high-quality terminal tackle, crabbing, lure, and fishing accessories.

Danielson Standard Lead Shot Slinky Weights, 1/2-Ounce

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Danielson Slinky Weights are flexible weights that are snag-resistant against rocks and weeds, which makes them perfectly designed for drift fishing and bottom bait rigs for steelhead. This style is the environmentally-friendly Danielson standard-size flexible slinky weight in a steel shot-filled tough polypropylene cord. They are sized by weight for application in most water situations and a variety of fishing techniques.

Danielson Slinky Weights

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Build your own snagless fishing weights with TUF-LINE Slinky Drifter cord. Braided high tenacity Nylon multifilament yarn in an Olive Green color enables the angler to custom-build soft, flexible, snag-proof weights. Perfect for heavy cover or rocky, fast water conditions. Two cord sizes accommodate different lead shot diameters, allowing for an exceptional range of fishing weights to be built.

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