In assembling, do not take the marking as an leader to add a habit of aggravation. Match the rest of the elements on the line to the fixed weight, do a test balancing and check how the antenna stands in the water. If it sinks too much or remains unnecessarily high, adjust the rig. Distance, wind, and sought sensitivity should guide the decision, not just the larger number on the model.
For a whole other presentation Sinking Bombard BOBI FISHER. It allows the bait or artificial bait to be brought to a great distance and to be captured a certain water layer according to the buoyancy of the bombard. Its practical context is sea fishing or lake trout fishing, not the replacement of the waggler rig.
The difference between the two items is functional. The waggler shows the bites in a floater mount, while the sinking bombard carries the bait and helps to work in a chosen layer. Before taking off, check the allowable load on the fishing line, the diameter of the main fishing line and all connections, because the remote cast loads the entire tackle, not just the final accessory.
After fishing, inspect the antenna, body and attachment points for injuries. The bombard used in the sea is rinsed with fresh water, and both types of accessories are to be put away dry and separated from heavy metal parts. Don't leave the line coiled around them under pressure. So, on the next assembly, you will see their real state and will not rely on a damaged element at a crucial moment.
If you want to put the brand in a broader context, start from All products and look at the connections with your remaining tackle. Then he judged Wagglers and Sliders against the selected rig, and in Ready-made rigs and accessories look for the logical continuation for assembling the line by the water.
