Katfish Country Dragon Gliders - Catfish Trolling & Dragging Weights, 3 Pack
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Dial in your dragging setup with precision-engineered catfish weights designed for serious anglers targeting hard-hitting big cat action. Built to track smoothly along the bottom while resisting snags, these gliders help keep your bait in the strike zone longer, even in complex structure and current.
Each weight is crafted for balanced performance, providing a controlled, gliding presentation that reduces hang-ups when dragging or “draggin” for trophy catfish. The streamlined shape promotes consistent bottom contact without excessive roll, letting you cover water efficiently whether you’re slow-trolling, drifting, or long-lining.
Choose between standard duty for everyday conditions and extreme duty for rugged environments where abrasion resistance and durability are critical. Both options are designed to complement modern catfish rigs and pair well with heavy-duty lines, leaders, and terminal tackle commonly used in big cat setups.
Ideal for anglers who demand reliability from their catfish weights, these gliders deliver:
- Smooth, controlled dragging performance
- Reduced snags around rock, timber, and uneven bottom
- Durable construction for long-lasting use
- Versatile application for lakes, rivers, and reservoirs
Whether you’re fine-tuning a competition-ready system or upgrading your weekend catfish gear, these purpose-built dragging weights provide the consistency and confidence you need to put more fish in the boat.
Questions anglers ask
How many weights come in a pack?
Each pack holds 3 weights.
What sizes are there?
2 oz and 3 oz.
What is the difference between Standard Duty and Extreme Duty?
Standard Duty is for everyday conditions. Extreme Duty is for rugged places where abrasion resistance and durability matter.
What are they used for?
They are dragging weights for catfish. Use them for dragging, slow-trolling, drifting or long-lining along the bottom.
Where can I use them?
In lakes, rivers and reservoirs, including around rock, timber and uneven bottom.