Off ShoreTackle Tadpole Diving Weights Size: 1.3 Ounce (OR-36-2)

Performed great first time out of box when fishing for trout and Kokanee while trolling in a large cascade lake in early May.

Used it with spoons trolling on Lake Erie.

Caught a 6.5 lb. walleye the first time I used it...maybe luck, yes, but they are easy to use and effective. I have noticed that it is very easy to trip the tadpoles when striking bottom, unlike regular bouncers, and the change in rod angle that results is very subtle, so keep a close eye on them to prevent wasting time while trolling. I know...don't strike the bottom...but it is hard to avoid with the radical depth changes in my home lake. I would also like to see more dive charts for speeds between 0.5 and 3.5 mph trolling speeds with #10 XT mono and 4/10 Fireline as done in Precision Trolling books/app. Over all I am very satisfied to have any dive curves at all vs. bouncers which is why I gave them a trial in the first place. Tight Lines and practice catch and release!

I love they way they work

Caught a 6.5 lb. walleye the first time I used it...maybe luck, yes, but they are easy to use and effective. I have noticed that it is very easy to trip the tadpoles when striking bottom, unlike regular bouncers, and the change in rod angle that results is very subtle, so keep a close eye on them to prevent wasting time while trolling. I know...don't strike the bottom...but it is hard to avoid with the radical depth changes in my home lake. I would also like to see more dive charts for speeds between 0.5 and 3.5 mph trolling speeds with #10 XT mono and 4/10 Fireline as done in Precision Trolling books/app.

Takes my lures down to where the strippers are in the river. Side benefit, stops line twist.

Best weight i have found for trolling

I use these occasionally when I need to get the bait a little deeper with less line than snap weights. Work well and trip pretty easily. I have at least 4 of every size on the boat.