David Lefebre
Erie, PA

Preferred weight: 1/8 - 3/8 oz.
The small size and special coating really allows me to eliminate hardware. The bait presentation is a lot more subtle because of not having to use a larger sized weight to get the bait in the strike zone.

Shaw Grigsby
Gainsville, FL

Preferred weight: 3/4 oz.
The small size and dense material that these weights are made up of really gives you better sensitivity and feel of the bottom. These weights are smooth bored for easy pegging.

Terry Scroggins
Palatka, FL

Preferred weight: 1 ¼-ounce Penetrator weight for punching the bait through the thick cover.
The smaller physical size and slick coating of the tungsten steel weights really penetrate heavy floating vegetation and underwater grass beds.

Gary Klein
Weatherford, TX

Penetrater is the ultimate weight system. Penetrater weights are designed perfectly for penetrating the heaviest cover with ease. I think that’s one of the most important things is just how easily these weights penetrate vegetation. The other factor is the tungsten used. Having the right material and the right size is a big asset. The fish can’t really hang onto the weight and there is no penetration with the fish’s teeth. It slides very easily through the mouth, which allows the angler increased, efficient and cleaner hook-ups. Penetraters are just indestructible weights and last forever. I still have one of the original one-ounce Penetraters that I got from Timmy Horton in my tackle box and I guarantee you I’ve caught over 400 fish on that one weight. Now it’s scratched up big time but the weight still works just perfectly. The Penetrater weight is the ultimate for ease of penetration and increased, efficient, cleaner hook-ups.