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Lindy

Lindy No-Snagg Slip Sinkers

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Product Details

Lindy No-Snagg Slip Sinkers feature a unique banana shape that was designed by legendary angler Ron Lindner. This design allows the sinker to glide over heavy cover and gives the angler a better feel of the bottom type and structure without twisting, tumbling, getting tangled, or otherwise affecting the action of the bait. The extensive field testing done by Lindy in areas deemed "unfishable" yielded 95% snag free results. The innovative design of the No-Snagg Slip Sinkers allows anglers to fish rocks, stump fields, and other snag hazard areas like never before. This slip sinker works equally well in all fishing applications where a slip sinker is preferred.


  • Enables anglers to fish unfishable areas
  • Can bounce over heavy cover or rocky rubble without tumbling, twisting or snagging
  • Colors: black/chartreuse and black/fluorescent orange
  • Qty. per pack: 2

Made in the USA

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