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Best matches

• MagBay Lures Salmon Cannonball Weights 2lb Lead Downrigger Sinkers
• Skippers Jigs Double Swivel Egg Sinkers No Paint
• Skippers Jigs Egg Sinkers Painted
• Siebert Outdoors LLC Tungsten Flipping Weights
• Siebert Outdoors LLC Tungsten Rocket Weights – 5 or 10 Pack

Why these fit

“Weights” is broad, so these cover the main practical uses:

• MagBay Lures Salmon Cannonball Weights 2lb Lead Downrigger Sinkers are for trolling salmon/steelhead with a downrigger to hold presentations at a precise depth.
• Skippers Jigs Double Swivel Egg Sinkers No Paint and Skippers Jigs Egg Sinkers Painted are all-around sinkers for sliding rigs, getting bait down, and fishing around weeds or rocks.
• Siebert Outdoors LLC Tungsten Flipping Weights are best for punching heavy cover with a compact, sensitive weight.
• Siebert Outdoors LLC Tungsten Rocket Weights – 5 or 10 Pack fit streamlined presentations when you want a slimmer profile for cover or bottom contact.

Technique notes

• For trolling, use the cannonball weight to keep bait or lures in the strike zone and reduce line swing in current.
• For egg/sinker rigs, let the weight slide on the line for a natural bait glide; these are good around weeds, rocks, and deeper water.
• For flipping/pitching, pair tungsten weights with a pegging system like Siebert Outdoors LLC Smart Peg – 3 Pack to keep the bait compact and punch through cover.
• If you need quick rig changes, Eagle Claw Lazer Sharp Split Ring Plier w/ Cutter helps swap weights and terminal tackle fast.

When to switch

• Switch to a jig, soft plastic, or lure if you’re not actually trying to add depth or bottom contact.
• Switch from egg sinkers to tungsten flipping weights when the cover gets thicker and you need a tighter, snag-resistant profile.
• Switch to the downrigger cannonball only when trolling salmon/steelhead or other situations that require precise depth control.

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