Overview
The closely guarded secret is finally out. Built with a revolutionary design, the Team Davies Ventana Tear Shot Weights incorporate a weight-on-weight rattle that will take your drop shotting to a whole new level. The rattle creates additional fish attracting sound in the water, and is just what you need to grab the attention of big bass. The Team Davies Ventana Tear Shot Weights are designed with high-quality clips that easily attach to your line, and an open-window construction that allows you to see the rattle in action. Available in a range of sizes for all your drop shotting needs, the Team Davies Ventana Tear Shot Weights add that little bit of sound that can make all the difference.
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Customer Reviews
Perfect Drop Shot WeightI drop shot often. I found the added rattle and tear drop design are perfect. The tear drop nearly eliminate sags and the rattle adds just enough sound to attract bass. This is the only drop shot weight I use.
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Comments: Used to love these. Unfortunately, I don't catch many bass drop-shotting. Catch lots of trout, crappie, panfish, the occasional catfish, even a walleye. Not a fan of the drop-shot attachment, though. Good fish will easily toss the weights off your line. That's why I like the Free Weights. Same basic design, but more versatile.
From: Swen: Swentucky 2/25/23
Comments: Great way to get extra bites at night, dirty water, on beds, and when everyones drop shot is silent. just like cranks.. different sound gets bit and attention of bass.
From: Adam Gragg: CA 5/21/19
Comments: In many of the lakes where I tend to fish, visibility from mid-spring through late fall tends to be somewhere between 12"-36. So I picked up a couple of these with my last order thinking they might help my drop shotting. I wound up fishing one of these lakes just after a heavy rain recently & on my first cast I caught a small walleye. The population is a bit sparse in this lake, so catching any walleye is tough & I'm far from an expert. The visibility was about 12" & I was casting from a dock. Not the best of conditions even without the storm. Still, over the next two hours, using 3/8 oz TD Tear Shot sinkers, and not losing one, despite a few snags, I caught a LMB, a Yellow Perch (also unusual, though slightly less than the walleye) & a Green Sunfish. The girl with me, who hadn't fished in "7 years" caught a nice Largemouth & missed a couple strikes. Despite tough conditions & no mobility, we had no trouble getting a few fish to take notice.
From: Mark: MO 4/27/16
Comments: I know the guys who own this company and not only are they extremely nice. And friendly but these weights work. I noticed I started catching more drop shot fish than my buddies when I was using these. They are the perfect amount of sound to accompany a finesse rig like drop shot. Try them out, drop shot isn't just a clear water technique
From: Seth: Lancaster, Ca