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Dropshot Rig
I want to try out a dropshot rig, and was wondering what is a good weight of sinker to use for it. I've looked around and seen 1/8ths of an ounce drop shot sinkers, but i'm not sure if i should use smaller ones or not.
I've been thinking about getting some of these. Does anyone have any experience with them?
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Permalink Reply by federico del toro on
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Mike got it right! the size of the weight depends on the depth, current and wind conditions. I do most of my fishing with this kind of a rig, but it varies depending or where I'm fishing
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Permalink Reply by chris kowaleski on
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Sweet, thanks for the responses! I also google searched, and came across an old thread on here that had alot of good information as well. What size weights do you use in the San Marcos, Federico?
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1/8 to 3/16
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Alrighty. I just ordered some 1/8ths ones yesterday, and i think maybe some 3/16ths too
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