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Eco Pro Tungsten Pro Wacky Weights ?

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I just saw these on the TW site - anyone have experience using these ? ... They come in weight sizes 1/32nd to 3/16th , I'm guessing for a Stick bait to "pulse" properly a lighter weight such as approx. 1/16th size  would be ideal - your thoughts and experiences with this product ?

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I've used them before. I think it was the 1/16oz size. No complaints really. It's a simple way to add a bit of weight for a faster fall. I like that they're designed to allow the worm to still fall horizontally. Unlike using a nail weight in the head. Also they don't rotate like when using a jig head. All of the hook is exposed too. My current pb fell victim to one so maybe I'm biased.

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Rippin-Lips: Thanks for the feedback ...Looks like it would help protect the stickbait a bit better in order to get a few more bass from one bait . I also like the hook orientation as it should provide a better hookup (compared to o-rings)... In less than 12 - 15 ft. I believe 1/32nd oz. and 1/16th oz. sizes should be the ticket with the 4" & 5" stick baits I prefer to use .

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