Catfish Sumo 5 Pack 2 oz Rattle Snake Lead Dragging Sinkers, 2 oz Total Weight

Isn't one of the most frustrating things about catfishing when you get hung up?

And we've all heard people say, "If you aren't getting snagged, you won't be catching fish!"

• Each bag contains 5 Rattle Snake™ dragging sinkers
• Each end rattles when jostled, to attract attention from catfish
• Catfish Sumo Rattle Snake ™ drifting sinkers include a removeable snap so you can clip them on your 3-way swivel, or remove the snap to use with a sinker-slider
  
• Stop breaking off rig after rig when you get hung up. Instead, use sinkers that easily slip through snags without getting caught
• Did we mention, ALWAYS free shipping! No minimums!

It's aggravating to break off your whole rig, especially when the reason is trying to get closer to where catfish are holding.

• 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.
• Slip Stick™ Dragging Weights:  For drifting, dragging, and trolling where you want your bait near the debris, but don't want to get hung up.
• Rattle Snake Dragging Sinkers: For drifting, dragging, and trolling when you want a rattling sound to attract fish in the area

• ...you want to cover a lot of water by trolling, or fish near debris and snags
• ...you don't want to spend all day breaking off your line when you get hung up
• ...you're tired of paying for sinkers that aren't actually the weight they say
• ...you're just getting into catfishing and don't want to waste a bunch of money on low-quality, inconsistent 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: dragging, drifting, trolling, suspend fishing
  
• ...you fish from the bank, kayak, 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. It can actually end up getting pretty expensive to get all the right components for a good sinkers
   
2. They aren't consistent which will mean they don't work well, or could easily break
3. Hardware store materials are easy to get, but those materials aren't made to be rust-proof, scentless, underwater, and getting wet/dry repeatedly
   

Instead, choose professionally-made, high-quality sinkers that help you catch fish instead of getting you hung up!