TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail – 8oz

TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail – 8oz - Review

The TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail is a tool designed to assist anglers in displaying their bait at the desired depth while trolling. It is suitable for use in offshore, inshore, and freshwater fishing. These sinkers have a torpedo shape that reduces resistance during trolling. Additionally, they are equipped with a strong coastlock snap swivel connection to prevent line twists.

It is important to note that there are certain state laws that prohibit the shipment of specific items. For instance, in Maine, lead sinkers weighing 1 oz. or less (or shorter than 2.5 inches) cannot be shipped. Similarly, Massachusetts does not allow the shipment of lead sinkers weighing 1 oz. or less, along with lead jigs weighing less than 1 oz. New Hampshire prohibits the shipment of lead sinkers weighing 1 oz. or less, as well as lead jigs shorter than 1 inch. In New York and Vermont, the restriction applies to lead sinkers weighing 1/2 oz. or less.

If you have any items in your cart that are not allowed to be shipped to your state due to these regulations, you will be unable to proceed with your checkout.

FAQs

1. Can I use the TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail for both saltwater and freshwater fishing?

Yes, the TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail is suitable for use in both saltwater and freshwater fishing.

2. How does the torpedo shape of the sinker reduce resistance during trolling?

The torpedo shape of the sinker helps reduce resistance by streamlining the sinker as it moves through the water, allowing for smoother trolling.

3. Does the TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail come with a coastlock snap swivel connection?

Yes, the TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail is equipped with a strong coastlock snap swivel connection to prevent line twists.

4. Are there any restrictions on shipping the TackleDirect In-Line Trolling Drail to certain states?

Yes, there are some state laws that prohibit the shipment of lead sinkers weighing 1 oz. or less. Make sure to check your state's regulations before placing an order.