Schaostry Disc Coin Sinkers
- Round disc shape, coin style
- Assorted sizes, no weights listed
- Freshwater and saltwater use
- Nine target fishing styles listed, from catfish to walleye
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
Round coin-style disc sinkers for bottom and drift fishing, named for catfish, bass, trout, pike and walleye. Piece count and weights are missing, so the listing cannot show what arrives.
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ASIN: B0FMJYHY8XCategory: Fishing Sinkers
Overview
A bottom-fishing bank or a drifting boat is where these coin-shaped disc sinkers do their work. The listing describes a round shape, various sizes and use in both freshwater and saltwater.
A flat, round weight is a plain way to hold bait down, and the listing names a long list of species it suits. What it does not give is a count or a weight per sinker, so quantity and rig matching are guesswork.
Who it's for
An angler fishing the bottom for catfish, walleye or similar species who wants simple weights on hand. People who need exact weights or an open slit for clamping onto line should choose something else.
Pros and cons
- Round disc shape
- Named for bottom and drift fishing
- Freshwater and saltwater listed
- Species list covers catfish and walleye
- Piece count missing from listing
- Individual weights not listed
- Material described only as sinker
Performance notes
A flat disc presents a wide face to the bottom, so it resists rolling in current compared with its own mass, though the listing gives no weight to set against current strength. Sink rate follows the weight of the piece, which here is only called various.
Specifications
| Brand | Schaostry |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | Various |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Sinker |
| Color | Silver (listed as sliver) |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | no |
| Other details | |
| Shape | Round |
| Recommended Use | Bottom fishing, drift fishing, saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing, catfishing, bass fishing, trout fishing, pike fishing, walleye fishing |
Frequently asked questions
Are the Schaostry disc sinkers a split shot style?
No. The shape is listed as round and the title calls them disc or coin sinkers, so no open slit for clamping onto line is listed.
Are the Schaostry disc sinkers made of lead?
The title does not name a metal, and the material field says only sinker.