Loon - Camo & Black Drop Assortment (Tin Split Shot)

Loon – Camo & Black Drop Assortment – Non-toxic tin split shot in natural stealth finishes.

The Loon Camo & Black Drop Assortment provides anglers with a versatile selection of eco-friendly, non-toxic tin split shot in two stealthy finishes. Available in camo or black, each weight is coated with a durable matte finish that increases longevity and prevents sliding on the line. Unlike glossy weights, their natural colors and mottled texture keep spooky fish at ease, making them perfect for stealthy presentations. The double-cut design makes them reusable and easy to adjust without tools, while individual twist pots dispense single weights conveniently. With nine sizes and four different multi-pack options, this assortment ensures you always have the right weight on hand for any fishing situation. Shop online or visit Drift Outfitters in Toronto for expert advice and fast shipping across Canada.

Features:

• Non-gloss matte camo coating
• Textured finish to prevent slipping
• Double cut for easy re-use and adjustment
• Easy-to-use twist dispenser
• Available in 6, 4, 1, BB, AB, AAA, SA, SSG and 2SSG
  
  

How to Use:

Choose your desired size (weight) and attach to your leader by squeezing with forceps. If you want to remove and/or move to a different location, squeeze the backside of the Drops with your forceps and move or put back into your container.

Q: What is terminal tackle in Centerpin fishing?
A: Terminal tackle refers to the essential components between your float and your hook, including swivels, shot, leaders, hooks, and floats. Each piece plays a role in creating a natural, drag-free drift and presenting bait effectively to steelhead, salmon, or trout.

Q: What kind of hooks are used for Centerpin fishing?
A: Most anglers use barbless or micro-barbed hooks in sizes 8–14, depending on the species and water clarity. Light-wire hooks like Raven Specialist, Owner, and Daiichi provide strong penetration while protecting light tippet material.

Q: What are micro swivels and why are they important?
A: Micro swivels connect your mainline to your leader and prevent line twist from your float and shot pattern. They also act as a perfect anchor point for quick leader changes without weakening knots.

Q: How do I properly weight my Centerpin rig?
A: Use soft split shot arranged in a gradual taper from float to hook — heavier shot near the top and lighter near the bottom. This creates a natural, balanced drift where the bait moves freely in current.

Q: What type of leader material should I use?
A: Fluorocarbon is the most popular choice because it’s nearly invisible underwater and abrasion-resistant. Typical leader strengths range from 4 to 10 lb, depending on water conditions and target species.

Q: How do floats fit into the setup?
A: Floats are crucial for detecting strikes and controlling drift speed. Choose a float size that matches the flow and weight of your shot pattern — slim profiles for clear water, larger bodies for heavy current or deep runs.

Q: Are there differences between Centerpin terminal tackle and standard float tackle?
A: Yes. Centerpin terminal tackle is designed for longer leaders, finer presentation, and smoother drift control, with lighter components that complement the free-spooling nature of Centerpin reels.

Q: Which brands make quality Centerpin terminal tackle?
A: Drift Outfitters carries trusted float-fishing brands like Raven, Drennan, Shimano, Owner, Daiichi, and Blackbird, offering premium hooks, floats, shot, and swivels for all conditions.

Q: Why buy Centerpin terminal tackle from Drift Outfitters?
A: Because we fish the same rivers you do. Our team can help you fine-tune your setup for Great Lakes steelhead or Ontario salmon, ensuring your rig drifts naturally and hooks fish effectively every time.