Eagle Claw Sinker Assortment Egg/Split Shot

The Eagle Claw Sinker Assortment Egg/Split Shot gives you a ready-to-fish selection of two essential sinker styles in one pack. Whether you're fishing stillwater with live bait, working a bobber rig, or adjusting weight on the fly, this assortment has what you need without the hassle of hunting through your tackle box for the right size. Eagle Claw has been building reliable fishing tackle for generations, and these sinkers are no exception—simple, functional, and proven to work across freshwater fishing situations.

Egg sinkers and split shot serve different purposes, and having both styles on hand makes you adaptable. Egg sinkers work well on slip rigs and hold steady in moderate current; split shot lets you fine-tune weight on lighter presentations and adjust buoyancy quickly without retying. The assortment format means you get a useful range of sizes, so you're covered whether you're targeting panfish in a pond or bass in a river.

This is straightforward tackle—no frills, no waste. Stock your kit with this assortment and spend less time gearing up and more time fishing.

Key Features

• Two sinker styles—egg and split shot—in one convenient assortment
• Multiple sizes to match different water conditions and target species
• Quick and simple to attach; split shot needs no tools
• Reliable Eagle Claw quality built for fresh water fishing

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between egg sinkers and split shot?

Egg sinkers are larger, oval weights that slide on your line for slip rigs and hold steady in current. Split shot are small pellets that clamp onto your line and are ideal for fine-tuning weight on bobber rigs and lighter presentations where you need quick, tool-free adjustments.

What freshwater fish can I catch with this assortment?

This assortment is versatile across freshwater species—panfish, bass, catfish, and other bottom-feeders all benefit from the range of weights and styles included. The sizes let you match conditions from small ponds to larger rivers.

Can I use split shot and egg sinkers together on the same rig?

Yes. Many anglers combine both styles—for example, using an egg sinker on a slip rig and adding split shot above a bobber or to fine-tune buoyancy. Having both in your kit makes that flexibility easy.