01
Keep the rig in the water
With your hook and bait tied on, use the QuickAttach channel to introduce the weight without cutting the main line.
QuickAttach fishing guides
Change your weight. Keep your presentation.
Practical ways to use QuickAttach Sliding Weights when current, depth, cover, or wind asks more of your rig.
Read the quick start
Keep the hook tied. Change the weight.
Rigging basics
A clean change starts here
02
Match the weight to the water
Start light enough to read bottom contact. Move up only when current, depth, or wind takes control of your presentation.
03
Fish the new depth
Once the weight is seated, return to the same lane, break, or piece of cover without rebuilding the rest of the setup.
Official instruction card
Bullet weight rigging guide
Official instruction card
Egg weight rigging guide
On the water
Match the weight to the moment.
Use these field-tested starting points, then let your line, bottom contact, and bite tell you whether to move lighter or heavier.
River & current
Current breaks and moving water
When the flow pushes your bait off the zone, trade up to a heavier egg weight to hold a controlled drift near the break.
Bass & structure
Shallow cover with a compact profile
A bullet weight keeps the presentation streamlined around wood, vegetation, and tight targets. Use the lightest weight that still reaches the strike zone.
Wind & depth
Windy banks and deeper edges
When boat drift or extra depth steals feel, step up in weight so you can maintain bottom contact and recognize the bite.
Quick answers
Fish with more confidence.
A good presentation is easier to repeat when you can adjust one variable at a time.
When should I move to a heavier weight?
Move up when you lose bottom contact, cannot control the drift, or need to reach a deeper zone cleanly.
Can I change weights after tying on my hook?
That is the purpose of the QuickAttach system: make the weight change while leaving the rest of the rig in place.
Which shape should I start with?
Choose a bullet weight for a compact, cover-friendly presentation and an egg weight when you want a traditional sliding setup in open water or current.