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![]() Anyone know where I can find large rubber core sinkers. I plan on using them on Tuna trips off of a head boat I've booked. I think they would be good to have on hand.
Also any suggestions on using them are welcomed. Thanks Last edited by aduma1107; 06-27-2012 at 01:22 PM.. |
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![]() How heavy are you looking for?
The egg sinkers & rubber bands will work as mentioned. |
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Just a thought. Thanks Last edited by aduma1107; 06-27-2012 at 03:16 PM.. |
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![]() Rubber cores are available up to two ounces I believe.
I've used em' for over forty seasons tuna chunking & prefer them , as stated east to install , quick to change to add or subtract weight. I've taken several giants on them as well. One word of caution put above swivel so they will not slide under pressure of bigger tuna. Also if used a lot the rubber will stretch , keep extras on hand. |
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![]() Thanks Garone, good call on the sinker w/rubber bands and will go that route.
I should have explained myself better. In addition to egg sinkers I think it would be helpful to have rubber cores if I want to make a quick adjustment while fishing instead of untying/retying. Thanks, A |
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