Buying a sinker should not just be a matter of necessity the weight, shape, and manner in which you rig the Sinker determine your success in the waters. Additionally, sinkers come in different weights and styles for a reason.
The take-home, therefore? Choose your fishing sinkers wisely to avoid falling on the wrong side of state lead weights regulation. The shape, design, and size of the Sinker are what matters.
Note, however, that when it comes to situational angling, nothing beats the performance of high-end weights design. Some anglers have had success taking their baits deeper with bricks, spark plugs and lug nuts. You can use alloys, tine, steel, and tungsten sinkers to fish in these regions. Other areas that require the use of lead-free sinkers are federal lands and waters. In these regions, you have to lead-based sinkers that are prohibited if their size is under one ounce or small enough that it can be ingested by wildlife. States that require the use of lead-free sinker substitutes include California, New York, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Some states have outlawed the use of small lead weights because they can poison wildlife if ingested. But anglers must confirm the state regulations on those lead weights usage first before getting sinkers.
Sinkers are an essential part of your fishing kit.
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