• Salamander Sinkers works great for salmon in rivers.
• They are designed to slide over rocks and other obstructions.
• Use for bottom bouncing and drift fishing.
• Control the speed of the drift by weight selection.
• Lead free and snag resistant

The diagram below shows how much area can be covered using the Salamander Sinkers. By targeting cast to specific areas an angler can cover a vast amount of space. Also by leaving the bale open after the cast the current will carry the bait down stream and pull line off the spool greatly extending the casting distance.

Anglers can choose one of our models with enough weight so that the bait travels at current speed, bouncing occasionally on the bottom where salmon hold. Salamander Sinkers snag resistant properties allows anglers to fish obstructions that would hang up traditional rigs. Configure the rig either with the inline method or 3-way swivel to make rock covered fishing environments totally accessible. Salamander Sinkers lead free construction makes it ideal for anglers and the environment. Its inline design prevents the bait from wrapping around the sinker. It doesn't tumble and twist when retrieved.

Rig the sinker by tying the pole line to the swivel on open end of the sinker and tie a 2-10 foot fluorocarbon or monofilament leader on the swivel on the closed end. The swivels allow your line to move freely without twisting and tangling into the sinker. Use 15-30 lb test for the pole and 8 -12 lb for the leader. This set up will help your gear endure the stress of a large river system. Ensure that you have a capacity of 150 – 225 yards because a hooked King can cover 100 yards easily.

A host of baits can be used such as Spin ‘n’ glows, thundersticks, hot n tots, flys, spawn, yarn, and even night crawlers. By adjusting the weight inside the sinker the angler can control the speed of the rig in current.

Cast the rig upstream, take out your slack, but do not retrieve. Let the sinker fall to the bottom and then allow the current move it down stream. Apply a quick jerk to the pole when the current lodges sinker against a rock. After your rig has gone downstream retrieve and repeat.

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