You’re going to catch more fish!
Simple to attach, adjust & remove! The sinker can be used in a variety of ways. It can stay in place or slide along your line, whichever is best for your fishing. Since RBS are not pinched onto the line, you can use them over and over again!
RBS are less dense than other sinkers. This means they’re a little bit larger for the same weight. It’s the density, hardness and unique shapes that make RBS hard to snag. Instead of falling into every crevice, RBS have a natural lift which helps them to roll along the bottom. When snagged the hardness and unique shapes keep them from getting wedged in as tight. Don’t give up, work the snag and you’ll be surprised how many times it comes loose.
The specific density and unique shapes make RBS move and flutter which adds a natural action to your bait or lure.
RBS make a great natural click hitting against the bedrock. Attract fish by using 2 sinkers together or by letting 1 sinker bounce off the rocky bottom. Vibrations sent from the rattle imitate fish moving in the area, acting as a "dinner bell" for hungry fish. Tap a couple RBS together and listen to the sound!
By looking natural, being odorless and not having any residue, RBS won't spook fish by competing with or distracting from your bait. The sinkers naturally blend in with natural surroundings making them invisible to fish.
Where allowed, soak your sinkers and fish the bottom. RBS can hold some scents. Marinating your sinkers can complement your bait and attract fish.
RBS are safe for people, wildlife and the environment. It’s a fact that waterfowl swallow pebbles to help digest their food. Lead sinkers mistaken for pebbles can poison a bird's bloodstream. Eagles, hawks and other predatory birds can also get lead poisoning by eating fish that have swallowed lead sinkers. RBS are safe!
It's a well known that pregnant women and young children are significantly more susceptible to the harmful effects of lead. There are no warning labels on RBS.
Limestone has the ability to raise pH and produce alkalinity, which helps neutralize acidity in water. RBS are the perfect size to roll with the streams bed load. As the sinker tumbles along the bedrock, mutual abrasion constantly removes any iron oxides that would form on their surface; which maintains the limestone as an effective neutralizer. Millions of dollars are spent on nationally recognized programs to add limestone to fisheries in order to restore and improve water quality. When you lose a RockyBrook sinker, it’s your loss but the water’s gain!
