Bullet Weight Tungsten Screw-in Sinker Green Pumpkin 3/16oz 4ct

Bullet Weight tungsten screw-in sinkers in green pumpkin are engineered for anglers who want to rig faster and fish smarter with a Texas rig. Unlike traditional pegged weights that can crush soft plastics or slip under pressure, these screw-in sinkers grip your worm or creature bait securely without damage. The integrated screw mechanism eliminates the need for toothpicks, dental floss, or separate pegs—just thread your bait onto the sinker and you're ready to cast. At 3/16 oz, this weight strikes a balance between sensitivity and casting distance, making it ideal for shallow to moderate depths in bass fishing.

Tungsten delivers what lead cannot: a denser material that sinks faster, occupies less space in your tackle box, and gives you better bottom feel and bite detection. You'll sense structure and strikes with more clarity, and your rig stays in the strike zone longer with each cast. The green pumpkin finish blends naturally in clear to slightly stained water, matching the most popular soft-plastic colors in your arsenal.

This pack of four sinkers gives you a ready supply for a full day on the water or lets you rig multiple rods without swapping weights. Whether you're fishing shallow grass, rocky ledges, or open water, Bullet Weight sinkers help you fish with confidence and keep your plastics pristine.

Key Features

• Screw-in design securely locks plastic baits without damaging toothpicks or pegs
• Tungsten construction sinks faster than lead and provides superior sensitivity
• Green pumpkin color matches popular soft-plastic baits in a range of water conditions
• 3/16 oz weight suitable for shallow to moderate-depth Texas rig applications
• Four-pack provides multiple rigged options or backup sinkers for a full day of fishing

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these screw-in sinkers work with my Texas rig setup?

Yes. These are designed specifically for Texas rig applications where you peg or hold the weight to your plastic bait. The screw-in mechanism replaces traditional pegging methods and keeps your bait secure without crushing it.

Why tungsten instead of lead?

Tungsten is denser than lead, so a 3/16 oz tungsten sinker occupies less volume, sinks faster, and transmits bottom contact and strikes more clearly to your rod tip—all advantages in competitive or detail-oriented fishing.

What size plastics work best with 3/16 oz sinkers?

These sinkers work well with standard soft-plastic worms and creature baits used in Texas rig fishing. The green pumpkin color pairs naturally with the most popular plastic shades, but screw-in compatibility depends on the bait's design, not its color.

How many sinkers are in a pack?

Each pack contains four sinkers, giving you enough to rig multiple rods or ensure you have backups for a full fishing day.