Bullet Weights

Bullet Weights Worm Weights are great for fishing a Texas rig or Carolina rig for largemouth bass.   The powder coat paint will hold up against the gnarliest cover and the smooth inside won't cause damage to your fishing line.  Lead weights with powder coated finish.

The drop shot technique has become a popular and highly efficient method of rigging a worm to catch fish. Originating in Japan for catching pressured fish, it has been fine-tuned in California and is now used wherever bass and water are present. Its straightforward design appeals to many fishermen, and its success rate is even higher.

The Bullet Weight Finesse Drop Shot Weights, provided by the Bullet Weight Company, have a durable clip that securely holds the line without the need for a knot. These weights will not damage the line or slip off the rig, even when snagged, allowing for easy reattachment without the hassle of re-tying the entire rig. Unlike lower quality options, the clips on these weights are made with the highest standards and will not fray or damage the line.

For optimum contact with the bottom in sandy or muddy conditions, use the round weights. For rocky areas, where the Finesse weights may slide through more easily, switch to those. If you're struggling with hang-ups in rough, rocky areas, consider the Bakudan Skinny Weights - they navigate small cracks without sinking and can greatly improve your fishing experience.

Bullet Weights Pinch On Weights are perfect if you need a sinker that comes through cover with ease.  The slim design pulls through rocks and stick-ups without catching or wedging between rocks.  The two wings allow you to pinch the weight with pliers anywhere on your line with no damage to your line.

Bullet Weight Finesse Drop Shot Weights

Looking for that extra edge, these Bullet Weights Tungsten Drop Shot Weights will do the trick.  They give you greater sensitivity and get snagged less than lead weights.

The Bullet Weights Bass Casting Sinkers slide on the line, and the swivels ensure your line won't get twisted up. It's a classic for a reason... it'll help you catch more fish

1/4oz (5 per bag)

3/8oz (5 per bag)

1/2oz (4 per bag)

3/4oz (4 per bag)

The Bullet Weights Round Split Shots are the best for weighting your line with small increments and avoiding any potentially line-weakening knots. These round split shots are great for changing situations by allowing you to adapt by adding and removing weights as the situation dictates.

Current, depth, and wind are factors that will change the weight needed to keep your lure on the bottom and these split shots can do the trick. One of the most commonly used weights, it's still an important part of every tackle box. The soft lead makes them easy to place on the line.