View Poll Results: 100%biodegradeble weight over lead?

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  • Biodegradeble

    16 72.73%
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    6 27.27%
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Thread: 100% biodegradeble fishing weight

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    Couldn't you use a slightly elongated rock and just rig it with a series of half hitches like you're rigging a sturgeon herring bait?
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    Eco friendly sinkers are already available:
    Eco Egg Sinkers
    There are also companies that drill through rocks and sell them for fishing sinkers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by halibuthitman View Post
    well, no. You lost me when you used the word law and green and biodegradable. I like lead, and I don't like industry hiding under the guiseof responsibility to pass laws that sell their products. I also feel no need to feel bad about my sturg weights while the wing shooters, tire industry, plastic lure industry, military, nascar and the whole rest of the world turds volumes of lead and petroleum based goods into fields lakes and rivers.... dale E drove in a circle for 500 miles 4 times a month at 4 miles per gallon on 5 square miles of filled in wet-lands to sell nothing but a corprate product, and he is a god? I lost 1 lb of lead last year and Im a d@*k ? Go sell crazy somewhere else, oregons all full here.
    Thats pretty much how I feel. I do use lead for sinkers. I do lose one now and then but I also have much of the same ones I've had for 20 years or more. I don't know of any bird that died from eating a sinker. I do know tons have died from oil spills and other horribly gross things. Saveing the planet by eliminating lead sinkers is way way down on my priority list; to the point of silly distraction.

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