Angler's Accessories 6-Way Lead Mini Split Shot Assortment

It'll drown a fly.

great for getting those flies down in the water.

I bought the yellow assortment, which is rather small for most situations, but it has a good arrangement of sizes and it gets the job done. If I had to do it over again I would go with the Orange to get my flies down a little quicker.

Buy the Orange Pack if you are just want to go with one pack that will get you through most situtions/ rig set ups. Yellows are nice to have smaller weights to pair with lighter flies but isn't completely necessary.

The orange assortment will get you through most any situations you run across on the water. Nothing negative to say besides I wish I had a few more sizes but that's why they sell the yellow.

Orange pack gets the fly down deep and have a good assortment sizes.

This split shot assortment will get you through most any situation you come across on the river. It has a great assortment of sizes that range from the larger size to a medium size in the orange assortment.

If you are looking for tailwater weights for spooky trout, the best option would be the yellow assortment as that has treated me well on many occasions.Also if you plan on traveling to Yellowstone area this wouldn't work for you either since the park is lead free fishing.

Love these weights. Durable dispenser, assorted sizes, stay in place, and comes with a lot of each size.

Love how many options of small weights you have for nymphing when the current is moving quick or slow. Just a bummer they don't make it without lead.

I wish they were a lead alternate, but its what we had in stock and I needed weights. The big pack gives you lots of sizes to customize your depth. A great option.

Nice addition to my kit. Some of the pieces are very small.
New to nymping, I am not 100% sure where I would use the tiny weights.
Other then that, does the job !

I like these for the small sizes offered. Great for dry droppers and light nymph rigs, but I don't like that they are lead. They do work well though. There are so many tin options out these days that are safer for us, the rivers, and the fish.

I'm just getting into fly fishing and I got the smaller size. The yellow is very small, so small that if you are nymphing in any stronger current you need put quite a few of the large ones. But they do what they are supposed to and the case works well without spilling any.