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Recommended by Seth Feider Welded stainless steel ring provides more mobility, natural free fluid flowing action to your bait and reduces hook
VMC RWG5/0BNPP Ringed Wide Gap Hook Black Nickel 5/0 We provide the best quality products to our customers.
VMC Ringed Wide Gap Hook Black Nickel #5/0, Multi, One Size (RWG#5/0BNPP)
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The Mustad Demon Wide Gap Circle Hook is a true circle hook featuring a wide gap, offering the best hookup ratios. The distinct curved shape of the circle hook will, when the fish takes the baited hook and swallows it, ensure that the hook travels to the corner of the mouth or lip, resulting in fewer deep-hooked fish. The circle hook can be used for a whole range of applications from drifting with live bait for Tarpon or trolling for Marlin with bridle rigged to deep-dropping for Swordfish.
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VMC RWG5/0BNPP Ringed Wide Gap Hook Black Nickel 5/0 We provide the best quality products to our customers.
VMC Ringed Wide Gap Hook Black Nickel #5/0, Multi, One Size (RWG#5/0BNPP)
VMC RWG5/0BNPP Ringed Wide Gap Hook Black Nickel 5/0 We provide the best quality products to our customers.
VMC Ringed Wide Gap Hook Black Nickel #5/0, Multi, One Size (RWG#5/0BNPP)
RAVEN Specialist Hook The perfect all-purpose hook. It is considered the most dependable Steelhead hook on the market with its great hooking and holding power. A great hook for fishing beads or spawn bags Available in sizes 6-14. Black-nickel finish, forged, extra strong carbon 110 steel, 6 Reversed Offset, straight eye, wide gape.
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