| Reference | Poids | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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BKK-D-LD-1146
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0.9 g / 1/32 oz | 5 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-D-LD-1148
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1.8 g / 1/16 oz | 4 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-D-LD-1150
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2.6 g / 3/32 oz | 3 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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BKK-D-LD-1151
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3.1 g / 7/64 oz | 3 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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5.85 (CHF) incl tax
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The BKK Permalock TG Nail Keeper is a tungsten nail weight designed to refine your soft plastic lure rigs and improve accuracy when stealth and swimming control make the difference. Positioned directly inside the lure, it lets you fine-tune the sink rate and trajectory without making the rig look bulky. The result is a more natural presentation, especially useful when fish inspect the bait closely before striking.
This design is aimed at a stable, controlled presentation in the water column. In practice, this weight promotes a horizontal presentation and a smoother glide toward the strike zone, helping keep the lure in the right water layer for longer. That is a major advantage for scouting tactics and modern approaches around structure, especially in forward-facing sonar fishing, where every trajectory adjustment matters.
The main advantage of a tungsten nail weight is its ability to change the lure's action without adding bulk. Thanks to tungsten's density, the weight stays compact, so you preserve the lure's profile — a crucial point when you're aiming for a subtle, believable presentation. This compact size also makes it easier to use on smaller lures, where a larger weight could reduce flexibility and hurt the action.
The fluorocarbon keeper adds real value on the water. Once in place, it helps anchor the weight in the lure material and reduces the need for repeated adjustments. Less slipping means a more consistent presentation, and therefore a smoother retrieve, whether you're fishing slow and linear, using gentle pulls, or controlled pauses.
Finally, this weight is built for precision fishing around structure. When you're targeting defined spots (submerged timber, rocks, banks, pilings, sparse weeds), the ability to slide your lure cleanly toward the strike zone while maintaining a stable posture becomes essential. Paired with a sharp read of the scene (for example through forward-facing sonar), it helps you capitalize on feeding windows with greater precision.
Insert the weight into the soft plastic lure using the tip to guide the entry point. Work slowly to stay aligned and achieve a clean insertion, which helps preserve a regular swimming action. The keeper is there to secure the hold: just make sure it is fully seated so it anchors into the plastic.
For a versatile approach, adjust your retrieve based on fish response: longer pauses to let the lure settle, small twitches to trigger strikes, or a slow retrieve to keep the lure in the target zone. When prospecting around cover, favor a controlled trajectory and avoid overly aggressive movements that could pull the lure out of the desired water layer.
After the session, rinse and dry your fishing gear, then store the weights away from moisture to preserve their condition and keep the tip clean for the next use.
Question 1: What is a nail weight used for on a soft plastic lure?
Answer: It lets you internally weight the lure to adjust sink rate, glide, and posture in the water while keeping a discreet profile.
Question 2: Why choose a tungsten nail weight instead of a lead weight?
Answer: Tungsten is denser, which makes it possible to achieve a more compact weight at comparable mass. That is especially useful for finesse rigs and smaller soft plastic lures.
Question 3: Is the keeper only for holding the weight during casting?
Answer: No. It also helps keep the weight in position during the retrieve, which supports a more consistent presentation and a more coherent swimming action.
