Brass Wire Eyes for Fishing Sinkers | Stainless Steel Sinker Wire Forms | Sizes 0-3 & Downrigger 50 PK | Circle B Tackle

Overview

Circle B Tackle offers Brass Wire Eyes for Fishing Sinkers alongside Stainless Steel Sinker Wire Forms in a range of sizes and a dedicated Downrigger option. Made in the USA, this selection lets you choose between brass for a traditional, lighter build or stainless steel for extra corrosion resistance. The Downrigger option is packaged in a convenient 50-count, designed for heavy-duty deep-water setups, while the standard stainless and brass options are available in multiple package counts to match your stocking needs. The product line covers sizes #0 through #3, enabling a variety of rig configurations to fit your preferred molding system.

Materials, Compatibility, and Packaging

These wire eyes are designed to work with Do It Molds, making it easier to assemble reliable rigs. Before purchasing, double-check your mold to confirm the correct eye size for your project. If you are unsure, reach out — we’re happy to help identify the right fit.

• Made in USA
• Your choice of Stainless Steel or Brass
• Designed for Do It Molds
• Double check your mold to ensure the correct eye size
• Downrigger size: 50 per package
• All Stainless Steel eyes: 100 per package
• Brass #2 and #1: 250 per package
• Brass #3: 100 per package

Use Cases and Benefits

The Brass Wire Eyes and Stainless Steel Sinker Wire Forms are designed to support a range of rig builds. Brass offers a lightweight option with a classic feel for everyday setups, while stainless steel provides enhanced longevity in harsher environments. Whether you’re building precise sinkers for freshwater rigs or configuring a robust downrigger system, these eyes help you create secure connections with your chosen molds. Consider these possibilities as you plan your next build:

• Rugged connections for standard sinker rigs in calm waters
• Downrigger configurations suited to deeper or faster water trolling
• Multiple size options (#0–#3) to match your mold and weight requirements
• Corrosion-resistant stainless options for challenging salinity or moisture exposure

Choosing the Right Eye

Think about the weight and environment of your fishing setup. If you expect tougher conditions or prefer longer-lasting hardware, stainless steel may suit you. If you’re prioritizing a lighter build with classic properties, brass could be the better fit. Always verify mold compatibility and consider stocking both materials to cover a wider range of rigs.

Ordering and Availability

Availability includes a variety of packaging options to fit different workflows and inventories. Review the counts listed above to determine the best balance between your immediate needs and future projects.