Catfish Sumo No-Roll Sinkers, 10 Pack, Premium with Line-Protecting Inserts, 1oz Fishing Weights

Catfish Sumo No-Roll Sinkers are built with a protective sleeve running through the weight that protects your line from damage!

• Each bag contains 10 sinkers
• Each sinker is made from high quality lead, molded, and polished for a smooth outside
• Catfish Sumo No-Roll Sinkers are made with a protective insert that guards your line against damage
• Stop throwing away rig after rig when they break off. Instead, use sinkers that protect your line instead of damaging it
• Did we mention, ALWAYS free shipping! No minimums!

When bare lead slides up and down your line, it can cost you 35% of your line's strength in just the first trip!

It's aggravating to break off your whole rig, especially when the reason is worn line.

• Egg Sinkers: The most popular sinker for catfishing.  Your line passes through the sinker, so you can instantly feel when a catfish hits. Use these when fishing from the bank or boat in still water, or drifting with current from a boat.
• Cannonball Sinkers: Round sinkers with a metal loop.  Use these when you want to use sinker sliders to easily remove your weights for transport, or to change sizes.
• No-Roll Sinkers: Usually used in moving water where egg sinkers would just roll around. The flat shape helps them stay in place on the bottom.

• ...you don't want the wear on your line to cost you the fish of a lifetime
• ...you're tired of low-quality sinkers that aren't consistent
• ...you're just getting into catfishing and don't want to waste a bunch of money on low-quality tackle
• ...you are tired of throwing away money every time you break off your whole rig
• ...you fish in areas with lots of snags, and need your full line strength to pull your rig loose
• ...you use any of these methods for catfishing: casting, drifting, trolling, suspend fishing
  
• ...you fish from the bank or a boat

Listen, homemade weights can be a great way to get started.  Just about anyone can make them, but they have a lot of problems including:

1. They're usually made from low-quality or mixed materials that fall apart so you'll end up spending money over and over replacing them.
2. They haven't gone through a polishing step which removes dangerous burrs that can easily cut right through your line
3. They don't have a protective insert which means you'll have bare lead grinding on your line which will cost you more tackle--or worse--the fish of a lifetime.