Studio One Hundred Tungsten Sinker — Features & specifications
Studio100 tungsten sinkers are designed to combine the easy snag-free passage required for drop-shot rigs with stability on the bottom. The drop-shot type is based on a rounded shape for enhanced bottom sensitivity, combined with a conical profile to help it slip through cover and around structure while providing stability when held in place. The slightly flattened lower surface stabilizes the sinker’s position, making it easier to work the worm from a consistent location. It is designed to make the worm easy to entice fish with while keeping it stable during shaking, and to help detect changes in the bottom when dragging or slowly pulling the rig along. Models equipped with a rolling swivel are designed to reduce line twist when using light line.
Drop-shot sinkers are available in types that emphasize holding in place and bottom presentations in open water, as well as cover and ring types designed to slip through cover more easily. Nail sinkers are easy to insert into worms, and their internal grooves are designed to help prevent them from pulling out. They can be used with rigs such as the neko rig. This tungsten sinker series offers a choice of shapes to suit different applications and rig setups.