Millimeters (units of length) to ounces (units of weight) with unknown volume is not a very reliable conversion system.

The volume of the profile will be different depending on the shape of the profile all the time, and sometimes significantly.

Also, different manufactures use different tungsten alloys that will differ in density, therefore in weight.

Here is correlation of size in millimeters, weight in grams and ounces, and hook sizes for another product:
http://www.raremonster.com/product/tungsten-jigs/

My favorite site is 5mm (~2 grams ~1/14 oz). Small enough for finicky fish and heavy to be sensitive even in great depth and extreme cold.

What I see, people use mostly 5 and 4 mm and 3mm when the bite is slow.

Finally posted the video. Decided not to wait for a field test.

Thank you, I’ll check the boards. I’ve heard about “Roughfish” before but always thought about it as just photo galleries rather a discussion board.

Bearcat89 wrote:

Publish them here and I’d watch them. This video was slick and I’m going to try it.

I definitely will. I have the next video ready in which I’m making a hook remover tool from a household item that is not the first thing that comes to mind when one selects the material for a hook remover. But I want to include a clip with the field-test, and there is still no safe ice. So, maybe there will be a few weeks before I publish it.

Thank you all for your comments! This encourages me to make new videos like this one. I’m going to publish them to my channel https://www.youtube.com/aseev every now and then.