Circle B Tackle Do It Mold Trolling Sinker – 3/4, 1, 1 1/2, 2 oz, 4 Cavities (3150)

Overview

Circle B Tackle presents the Do It Mold trolling sinkers, crafted for anglers who want reliable weight and predictable performance across trolling setups. Available in four practical weights—3/4 oz, 1 oz, 1 1/2 oz, and 2 oz—these sinkers are produced with the Do It Mold process and feature four cavities to help ensure consistent density and handling from batch to batch.

Key Features

• Sizes: 3/4 oz, 1 oz, 1 1/2 oz, 2 oz
• Four cavities for balanced weight distribution
• Requires insert #7 crane swivel for setup
• Size markings on the sinker for quick identification

Design and Compatibility

The clear size designation helps you choose the right weight at a glance, while the integrated sizing on each sinker supports fast rig setup. A #7 crane swivel insert is the recommended hardware to secure connections, offering versatility across multiple trolling rigs without adding guesswork.

How to Use

• Select the weight that matches your target depth and trolling speed
• Attach using a #7 crane swivel insert for a secure connection
• Keep the line and lure aligned to maintain steady tracking
• Switch sizes based on water conditions or target species

Real-world Scenarios

Picture a calm coastal run or a river mouth crossing, where a lighter 3/4 oz setup offers control in shallow water. Heavier 1 1/2 oz or 2 oz options support deeper runs and stronger currents, delivering consistent performance without abrupt changes in tracking. The four-cavity design helps ensure uniform mass across the weight range, which can contribute to predictable sinking behavior and line handling in varied conditions.

What You Gain

• Reliable options across common trolling depths
• Consistent production quality thanks to the 4-cavity mold
• Easy identification with built-in size markings
• Flexible setup through the required #7 crane swivel

Note: These sinkers are designed to fit standard trolling rigs and are intended to be used with the appropriate hardware. They offer practical versatility for anglers who value consistent weight distribution and straightforward setup, without promising guaranteed results.