Tungsten Bullet Fishing Sinkers
Tungsten bullet fishing sinkers also called corn sinkers follow the same premise as egg sinkers in that they are threaded onto the line, with the narrow point facing towards the rod. The bullet-shape of these sinkers makes them ideal for gliding through weeds. These sliding sinkers can be used on a live bait rig to replace a walking sinker when used in weedy areas. A weedless hook will also greatly enhance the effectiveness of this weed-rig.
Tungsten with the high density and environment protection is to be the ideal material for the tungsten bullet fishing sinkers. Lead, as the traditionally used material is gradually replaced by tungsten based because of it is toxic, and harmful to our environment.
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Tungsten alloy fishing sinkers are weights used to force a lure or bait to increase its sink rate , anchoring ability, and casting distance. They are formed into nearly innumerable shapes for diverse fishing applications.
Nowadays, a popular approach to weighting down soft plastics is the advent of small tungsten nail sinkers to add small amounts of weight internally to soft plastic lures.
Fishing jigs which compose of metal alloy sinker and a hook are one type of fishing lures and are one of most productive baits today, especially in water clarities from slightly murky to clear.
Tungsten worm weights, also called tungsten barrel weights in some countries, are known as "Diamond Series" because of they are drilled, beveled and diamond polished to avoid damaging the line.