DaCinka Casting Sinker – Long Distance Surfcasting Weight
The DaCinka Casting Sinker is a next-generation surfcasting sinker in New Zealand, designed to help anglers cast further, improve bait retention, and increase hookup rates in demanding coastal conditions. Built for surfcasters, it combines aerodynamic casting performance with a built-in bait protection and attractant system.
Engineered for long-distance surfcasting, rock fishing, and drone fishing, DaCinka delivers improved casting distance while maintaining stability through wind, surf, and current. Its breakaway prong system helps secure bait during the cast, then releases it naturally on impact for a more effective presentation in the strike zone.
A key feature is the internal berley oil cavity, which slowly disperses attractants underwater to draw fish into your fishing area—helping improve bites from snapper, kahawai, trevally, and kingfish. Available Options
Sizes: 3oz, 4oz, 5oz, 6oz
: With Wire / Without Wire
Choose lighter weights for controlled surf conditions and shorter casts, or heavier options for strong wind, big surf, and maximum distance surfcasting in New Zealand. Important Accessories (Sold Separately)
To get the full DaCinka system performance, the following accessories are sold separately:
- DaCinka Biodegradable Tape – used to secure bait for improved casting stability → Shop Tape Here
- DaCinka Burley Oil Bottle – for applying attractant used in the internal cavity for enhanced fish attraction → Shop Burley Oil Here Key Benefits
- Long-distance surfcasting performance in conditions
- Improved bait retention during casting and impact
- Enhanced bait presentation in surf and current
- Integrated berley oil attractant system
- Designed for surf, rock, and drone fishing setups How to Use
1. Attach to your rig
Secure the DaCinka Casting Sinker to your surfcasting rig or leader system using the correct connection point for your setup.
2. Load your bait
Position bait securely within the prongs. Apply DaCinka Burley Oil if required and secure bait using DaCinka Biodegradable Tape for best results.
3. Cast into your target zone
Use a smooth, controlled surfcasting motion. The aerodynamic design helps maximise distance and accuracy.
4. Allow it to settle
Once it hits the water, the sinker stabilises and releases bait naturally into the strike zone.
5. Let the attractant work
The internal berley oil cavity slowly disperses scent to draw fish closer to your rig.
6. Retrieve or wait for strikes
Fish may strike on drop or during retrieval depending on conditions and species.