| WACKY HOOKS |
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Wacky Hooks, available with or without a weed-guard, are the perfect hook for
down-shotting and drop-shotting natural baits and soft plastics for suspended
bass and panfish. The hook gap's sharp-angle bend serves as a saddle that
encourages a worm rigged at the middle to seek an optimum position for an
enticing horizontal presentation, which makes this an ideal hook for wacky
worming. Models with a Flex Nylon weedless guard are the choice for worming in
heavy cover. Both models feature a Super Needle Point and camo green
finish.
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| DOWN SHOT™, OFFSET
HOOK |
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With it's eye in the "down" position, it is ideal for
the down shot fishing system, as it's engineered to ride perfectly horizontal
when tied into a line that is to be fished straight up and down. Use a palomar
knot and pull the tag end of the line up, and over through the hook's eye one
additional time before attaching sinker. Rig any kind of soft plastic bait and
use as a deadly presentation for suspended game fish. Light wire, forged and
includes a 90 degree shoulder bend, Cutting Point® and black chrome
finish. Now available in Pro Packs through all sizes.
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| MOSQUITO™ HOOK |
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Fast becoming a favorite when using the down shot system for bass, walleye and
panfish. For light line use, it is self-setting and the perfect hook for windy
conditions or turbulent water where it is difficult to keep a tight line. Ideal for
rigging small live baits, for nose-hooking soft plastics, and for wacky wormin'
(hooking through middle of the worm and letting the ends dangle equally). Features
include a black chrome finish and a fine-wire forged shank with offset Super needle
Point. Available in Black Chrome and Red finishes. Pro Packs available in Black
Chrome only. |
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| DOWNSHOT™ SINKERS |
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| Small and light weight, these bell-shaped sinkers are just right for use with
the Down Shot System. The unique eye "pinches" on the tag end of your line - making
the sinker quick to rig and adjust - and, should you hang up on the bottom (while
hooked to a fish or otherwise), the eye allows you to pull back and quick-release
from the snagged sinker with ease. If you decide that you want your bait suspending
3 feet off the bottom instead of 2 feet, reeling in your line will take longer than
adjusting the rig. |
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