Tungsten Wacky Weight – Weedless – 1/4 oz (2 Pack)

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$8.99
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97% tungsten
Tournament grade
Description

Tournament-Grade Weedless Power – Tungsten Wacky Weedless 1/4 oz
The Tungsten Edge Wacky Weedless 1/4 oz is built for anglers targeting bass in heavier cover or deeper structure where a standard finesse rig won’t reach. Compact tungsten density makes it sink faster and fish smaller, while the weed guard ensures you stay snag-free in grass, timber, and docks.

This size provides excellent casting distance and bottom contact while keeping the natural, erratic action of your wacky rig intact. The matte black finish prevents glare, and the durable weed guard maintains balance between protection and hook-up ratio.

Best Applications: Perfect for heavy cover wacky rigs, deeper grass lines, and offshore dock fishing.

Closing Statement: Big bass finesse fishing, weedless and tungsten strong. Gain your edge with Tungsten Edge.

What this size is for

The heaviest wacky weight we make, for fishing a wacky rig deeper or faster than the technique normally allows.

  • 1/4 oz — 7.09 g
  • 2 per pack
  • 97% tungsten alloy, EdgeGuard No-Chip finish
  • Size stamped on the weight

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Questions, answered

Do these come with a hook?

No. These are weights for a wacky rig, not finished jigheads. You add them to your own hook and stick bait. If you want a head with the hook already on it, look at our shaky heads, which are built on a 4/0.

What is the weedless version?

The weedless models carry a weed guard that keeps the point from grabbing every piece of cover on the fall. Use them around wood and grass; the open style is fine on clean bottom and around docks.

What sizes do you stock?

1/16, 1/8, 3/16 and 1/4 oz, in both open and weedless styles.

How much weight should I add to a wacky rig?

As little as you can get away with. 1/16 oz keeps most of the shimmy that makes the rig work; 3/16 and 1/4 oz are for wind, depth or getting down through the water column faster when fish are not shallow.