Tungsten Stoppers Nash Tungsten Sinkers

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Tungsten Stops Nash Tungsten Sinkers

Nash Tungsten Sinkers are compact stops made from heavy tungsten, designed to be attached to rigs, ensuring the rig is properly positioned on the substrate. They feature a tapered side that allows the swivel eye to stay secured during the fight with the fish, preventing damage to the main line. They can also be used in classic "helicopter" rigs. These special stops sink quickly and stay firmly in place. Available in four different sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and XL.

Features:

  • Accessory type: stop;
  • Fast sinking;
  • Available in four sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and XL;
  • Attachable to rigs;
  • Remain fixed on the rig.

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