Hey /out/ I'm looking for sinkers for peir fishing and for

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>>878994
I use the one on the left for pier and surf (San diego- we get decent tidal forces and rip currents)
But the pic shows that you can be creative.

>>878999
Oh ya, weight depends on what's left in my tackle box but should depend on condition.
Heavier stuff just for stormy days.

Sinker form = place where fishing (sand, mud)
Weight = weather, current, line and rod test....
Just buy different kinds and test i dunno where you fish and the best way to learn is experiment not listening advices in 2chan

>>878994
I haven't been pier fishing bit for surf I use #4 pyramid. If I need more than that then I'm probably not going to catch anything around where I live. The fish are spoiled and like calm water.

>>878994
I've got a few of those bigger 4oz pyramids and they will def stick in a little current but don't go overkill. Plus your average medium weight freshwater rod isn't going to like stuff over an ounce.

I fish in the James River. I use 3-4oz egg sinkers. I never liked pyramid sinkers because they snag on everything.

>>879054
Where? I live between Watkins and Maidens...