Copper Leg Spider Weight / Kayak / Drone / LBSF Shark Fishing Anchor
Heavy gauge (4ga) copper legged spider weights for fishing in heavy current!
These are a happy medium in holding power between our aluminum legged anchors and our stainless legged anchors!
Spider Weight / Surf Anchor
- Copper Legs (Heavy 4ga Wire) for Good Holding Power while Still Bending for the Retrieve
- Customizable Leg Shapes for Weaker or Stronger Holds
| Available Sizes | 8oz, 16oz, 32oz |
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Tips:
- Try the 32oz version for heavy current or deep water situations
- Play around with shaping the legs: Shallow angles close to the body of the sinker will hold bottom better but be harder to retrieve while wide spread legs will have a weaker hold but be easier to reel in
FAQ
What is the difference between copper legged spider weights and aluminum or stainless legged anchors?
Copper legged spider weights offer a balance between holding power and ease of retrieval. The 4ga copper legs provide strong grip in heavy current while still allowing for bending during retrieval, making them more flexible than stainless steel but more durable than aluminum.
Can I customize the leg shape of the spider weight?
Yes, the leg shape can be customized to adjust the holding strength. Shallow angles near the sinker body improve bottom hold but make retrieval harder, while wider spread legs offer weaker hold but are easier to reel in.
Which size should I choose for deep water or strong currents?
For heavy current or deep water situations, the 32oz version is recommended for better holding power.
Yvonne Underwood –
Used the 16oz version in strong tidal currents and it held perfectly without dragging. The copper legs bent slightly when I pulled, which made retrieval smooth. Great balance between strength and flexibility.
Warren Oliver –
Felt more reliable than my aluminum anchors in rough conditions. I adjusted the leg shape to be wider for easier reeling, and it worked well in shallow surf areas.
Una James –
The 32oz model performed excellently in deep water with strong currents. It stayed put and didn’t break or shift during long fishing sessions. Highly recommended for heavy conditions.