Lindy-style walking sinkers.

  • timmy
    Posts: 1960
    May 22, 2007 at 4:21 pm #1240573

    Am I so far behind the times that I am the only person to still prefer this type of sinker when rigging? I am getting low on my original home-poured stash and realized that I can not find them for sale in bulk anywhere. With all of my molds having been the victim of theft a few years back, it looks like I will have to bite the bullet and buy new molds .

    Does anyone on here know where to find these sinkers in bulk? My time is more valuable to me right now with the new family….so I would rather buy a few pounds of them than take the time to pour them.

    Tim

    dan-larson
    Cedar, Min-E-So-Ta
    Posts: 1482
    May 22, 2007 at 4:28 pm #573816

    Where do you live?

    timmy
    Posts: 1960
    May 22, 2007 at 4:31 pm #573819

    Osceola WI

    dan-larson
    Cedar, Min-E-So-Ta
    Posts: 1482
    May 22, 2007 at 4:55 pm #573832

    Try Trails End in Fridley, they have a couple guys that pour for them, they can probably get you set up. 763-784-9080, tell them Dan Larson sent you.

    mark winkels
    Posts: 350
    May 22, 2007 at 5:10 pm #573841

    I have used the bottom bouncers and lindy’s no snag, how are these walkers compared to the others? Do they tend to get snagged less or is it about even?

    rod-man
    Pine City, MN.
    Posts: 1279
    May 22, 2007 at 5:30 pm #573850

    cabelas sells them by the pound

    dandorn
    M.I.N.N.E.S.O.T.A.
    Posts: 3199
    May 22, 2007 at 5:56 pm #573866

    Quote:

    cabelas sells them by the pound

    and by a 25 ct. package!!

    Sinkers

    starkj25
    Posts: 216
    May 22, 2007 at 7:17 pm #573900

    sportsmans warehouse in woodbury has them in bulk 25 cents a piece and any size and color you want

    timmy
    Posts: 1960
    May 22, 2007 at 9:03 pm #573930

    Thanks guys! I never looked at the on-line cabela’s site. I get the hardcover catalog and didn’t see them in there, so I assumed they quit carrying them.

    As far as snags – I think they are better than eggs or bullets, but not as good as no-snaggs or bouncers. For snags, it is tough to beat the old steelheaders trick of using a ‘slinky’ rig: several #5 split shots in a parachute cord case……the ultimate in snag resistance.

    Tim

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