In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
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In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)

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Weight: 3oz (Single)
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Our top rigging recommendation for inshore trolling without lead core or wire line. Designed for adding additional weight for light tackle trolling, these ball-bearing in-line trolling weights can be paired with the Hogy Perfect Tube, Charter Grade Sliders, and a variety of pre-rigged soft baits for precise depth trolling.



How To Use:


1. Tie your mainline to (A) the solid ring on the tapered end of the inline trolling weight.
2. Trim a 36" - 48" long section of leader material (we usually use 30lb - 40lb). Tie one end to (B) the snap swivel, then connect the tag end to your Perfect Trolling Tube.
3. Use 3oz weight for 30' and shallower trolling, and 4oz for trolling to 40' depths. You'll want the weight and tube trolling just above the bottom. In most trolling situations this requires deploying 100' to 200' of the line from the boat. Once the weight bounces bottom, reel in a couple of cranks and you're in the strike zone.

Model
In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
Technique
["Trolling"]
Rigging
Ball Bearing Swivel
Weight
Weighted
Depth
["Mid-Water","Bottom"]
Materials
Black Nickle Steel

Our top rigging recommendation for inshore trolling without lead core or wire line. Designed for adding additional weight for light tackle trolling, these ball-bearing in-line trolling weights can be paired with the Hogy Perfect Tube, Charter Grade Sliders, and a variety of pre-rigged soft baits for precise depth trolling.



How To Use:


1. Tie your mainline to (A) the solid ring on the tapered end of the inline trolling weight.
2. Trim a 36" - 48" long section of leader material (we usually use 30lb - 40lb). Tie one end to (B) the snap swivel, then connect the tag end to your Perfect Trolling Tube.
3. Use 3oz weight for 30' and shallower trolling, and 4oz for trolling to 40' depths. You'll want the weight and tube trolling just above the bottom. In most trolling situations this requires deploying 100' to 200' of the line from the boat. Once the weight bounces bottom, reel in a couple of cranks and you're in the strike zone.

Model
In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
Technique
["Trolling"]
Rigging
Ball Bearing Swivel
Weight
Weighted
Depth
["Mid-Water","Bottom"]
Materials
Black Nickle Steel

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  • DN
    Doug N.
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    3 months ago
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    In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    great trolling weight

    perfect for tubes!

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  • JS
    John S.
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    1 year ago
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    In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    In line trolling weights

    Perfect size for the 6.5" protail very effective braid trolling set up

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  • LM
    Lemuel M.
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    2 weeks ago
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    In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Well made

    This product is well made and holds up well.

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  • MP
    Mike P.
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    1 month ago
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    In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Trolling weights

    Used for Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, and Rockfish in Chesapeake Bay. Work great and good quality.

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  • DL
    David L.
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    3 months ago
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    In-Line Ball Bearing Trolling Weight (Single)
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Simply the best

    I do a lot of trolling around Cape Ann and prefer weights over lead core. I can’t count the number of the cheap bead-chain type in-line trolling weights I’ve had break on me over the years.

    As usual, the Hogy solution is simple: a perfectly re-imagined trolling weight that works beautifully and lasts!

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