Instructions for using popular fishing lead

Pencil

Ball lead is a type of fishing lead with a small spherical shape with a groove in the middle. With mainstream weight from 0.4-28 grams. Depending on how to guide the use of fishing lead with different fishing techniques and situations. You can be instructed to use a fishing lead of the right weight.

Fishing ball lead has a simple way of attaching a lead. Can be fastened radially or simply clamped. Can be pulled up and down flexibly, or can also be clamped right on the hook. According to the fishing guides, this method is suitable for bottom fishing technique. Helps the bait to stand still and hover stably in the water.

Bullet lead

The bullet lead has two options for fastening on a fishing line. Or guide to use radial warhead fishing lead. True to its name, when tying a fishing lead, the warhead must point its small tip downwards. The small contact area allows the warhead lead to go deeper below the surface of the water.

The cone shape allows the lead to slide easily through moss. When used, this lead can be used with live bait, replacing the surf lead. However, the main application of the bullet-shaped lead is for fishing with Texas and Carolina cards. Lead has a weight of 3.5-28 grams.

Rubber Lead

It is a type of lead shaped like a grain of rice, with both ends made of rubber. In the middle, there is a slot to clip two small rubber pieces at both ends that work to twist when clamping the wire to keep it in place and reverse to remove the lead from the wire.

This rubber fishing lead guide is highly flexible. With the use of two rubber clamps on both sides to align the height. As well as replacing in case of need is very quick and convenient. Often used live bait or added to the line to help the bait sink deeper in the water. Sizes from 1.7 to 42 grams. Use this lead when additional weight is needed.