Snapper Sinker Mould

Snapper Sinker Moulds – Small, Medium, Large

Available Sizes: 1oz (28g), 2oz (56g), 3oz (84g), 4oz (112g), 5oz (140g), 6oz (168g), 8oz (224g), 12oz (336g)

Want to know how to make sinkers? Our Snapper Sinker Moulds are great for making your own sinkers in various sizes, from 1 ounce to 12 ounces. Just check out the steps below. Suitable for different fishing environments, from shallow reef areas to deep reef areas or high current locations. We are sinker mould suppliers in Australia.

The Snapper Sinker Moulds make:

• Small: 2 x 1 Ounce Sinkers, 2 x 2 Ounce Sinkers, 1 x 3 Ounce Sinker
• Medium: 1 x 4 Ounce Sinkers, 1 x 5 Ounce Sinkers, 1 x 6 Ounce Sinker
• Large: 2 x 4 Ounce Sinkers, 2 x 8 Ounce Sinkers, 1 x 12 Ounce Sinker

OVERALL DIMENSIONS:

• Small: 99mm wide x 65mm deep x 31mm high, Weight: 346 grams
• Medium: 120mm wide x 80mm deep x 37mm high, Weight: 550 grams
• Large: 137mm wide x 132mm deep x 36mm high, Weight: 1160 grams

For other moulds and equipment for fishing, go to Adventure Primal Fishing Equipment

How to make sinkers:

1. Ensure you are wearing protective clothing and all care must be taken when heating and pouring lead.
2. Put scrap lead into a saucepan and heat until molten (lead will normally melt at 650 degrees).
3. Once lead is molten, use a cooking spoon to remove any impurities that have risen to the top.
4. Take your coat hanger wire (wire is only used when making sinkers that require a hole in the centre) and place it within the mould.
5. Using tongs, grab your mould carefully and have the pouring cavity facing you.
6. Pour molten lead into the mould until the cavity is full.
7. It is recommended that the mould be preheated before use.
8. Once the mould is heated and your lead is fully molten and clean, you can proceed to pour the lead into the cavity.
9. Wait 10 seconds and, using pliers, pull the wire out then proceed to open the mould.
10. Using your pliers, snip the excess lead off the top of the sinkers.
11. Good luck and remember to always take care.
12. When disposing of unwanted lead, please take note of your local authority’s guidelines for appropriate methods.

Warning:

1. Lead is a toxic material
2. Use PPE when handling moulds
3. Use dry moulds as water can cause molten lead to explode.