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Reels
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Baitcast
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Float

Hardbaits:
Crankbaits
Minnow Baits
Jerk Baits
Top Waters
Jigs
Spoons
Soft Baits:
Swimbaits
Soft Plastics
Top Waters
Minnow Baits
Wire Baits
Spinnerbaits
In-Line Spinners
Buzzbaits
Chatter Baits
 
Terminal Tackle:
Hooks
Trout
Bass
Jig Heads
Football Jigs
Darter Head Jigs
Tear Drop Jigs
Weights
Bullet
Bell
Drop Shot
Split Shot
Egg
Snaps / Swivels

Line
Monofilament
Braided
Fluorocarbon
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Split Shot
Split shot weights are a round weight that have been "Split" down the
middle and opened so that the line can be placed in between the halves
and then the weight can be squeezed together thus compressing itself on
the line and staying in place. There are two style of split shot
available... regular round and removable... the removable split shot has
two wing style tabs on the back of the weight that allows anglers to
reopen the weight and either reposition it or put it away to be used at
another time. The one draw back to the removable weight's wings is that
they often times cause line twist, especially in current situations. The
vast majority of split shot sales goes to river fishermen who buy
several sizes in order to properly weight their floats.
Weight of split shots are as follows:
3SSG - 4.8 G
2SSG - 3.2 g
4LG - 3.0 g
LSG - 2.0 g
SSG - 1.6 g
AAA - 0.8 g
AB - 0.6 g
BB - 0.4 g
No 1 - 0.3 g
No 3 - 0.25 g
No 4 - 0.2 g
No 5 - 0.15 g
No 6 - 0.1 g
No 8 - 0.06 g
No 9 - 0.05 g
No 10 - 0.04 g
No 11 - 0.03 g
No 12 - 0.02 g
No 13 - 0.01 g
Having an assortment of SSG, AAA, BB, No 3 and No 6 will give river
anglers plenty of combinations to properly weight their floats for the
given water flow.
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