Sputnik Surf Fishing Weights Sinkers Long Tail Beach Casting Heavy Duty Super Spider Breakout Anchor Storm Leads – 3oz (80g), 3.5oz (100g), 5oz (150g), 7oz (200g) or 8.8oz (250g) – Best Shark, Catfish, Sturgeon, Bass, Redfish, Drum Big Wave Heavy Surf Strong Current Pier Jetty Slider Fishing Sinkers – Three (3) pack – 100% USA-owned company & FAST despatch

Sputnik Surf Fishing Weights (sinkers) made from lead and stainless steel wire with an adjustable break-out wire design in packs of three (3) in five useful sizes: 80g / 3oz, 100g / 3.5oz, 150g / 5oz, 200g / 7oz, 250g / 8.8oz for all sorts of surf fishing, beach casting, land-based shark fishing, pier, slider, jetty and boat fishing when you need to anchor a rig in place. Fast despatch and free shipping from 100% USA-owned and based company.

• Great for Surf, Pier, Jetty, Catfish or Beach fishing, the long-tail design ensures a stable flight for longer casting distances, and the Heavy-Duty double-wrapped eye will hold secure on any force of cast. These are the best sinkers for fishing in the surf or heavy current when you want the bait to stay in one place - this design features extra-long stainless steel arms to securely anchor your rig in place until the fish bites! What is the best size of sinker to use for surf or pier fishing?
• 80g / 3oz, 100g / 3.5oz, 150g / 5oz - The best size sinkers for general surf fishing and beach casting for Croaker, Surf Perch, Bass, Drum, Redfish, Whiting, Pompano, Jacks, Catfish etc with small baits and dropper loops, fish-finder rigs, high-low rigs, Carolina rigs etc.
• 200g / 7oz, 250g / 8.8oz - Heavier sizes suited to securing larger baits on heavier tackle in bigger surf and strong currents, making these the best sinkers for surf shark fishing, casting big baits from the beach, land-based shark fishing, big striped bass chunking rigs, sturgeon delta fishing, bat rays, blacktip sharks, bull sharks, hammerhead sharks, surf sharks, leopard sharks, soupfin sharks and other similar predatory species from the beach, pier or jetty
• For ease of storage and despatch, the sinkers are packaged with the arms closed - before using these should be bent out to a roughly 80-degree angle to the main sinker stem with a pair of pliers, gripping the arm from the section nearest the start of the U-shaped bend and bending outwards away from the sinker
• With the arms hanging loose under the sinker, pinch the U section inwards so it grips the sinker body firmly, but doesn't lock shut. This will ensure the arms can break out when a fish hits or you need to reel in. Position arms back in place, both gripping the sinker body with arms pointing outwards, before casting. See video in the gallery for more.