Bass Pro Shops® Spinnerbait Trailer Hooks
Our Spinnerbait Trailer Hooks are designed with an oversized hook eye that will fit over a spinnerbait hook without damaging barb. Includes tubing.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by SkeeterTX HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
No need to spend more money. These work great. Includes tubing.
April 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by cenmdfld very helpful
I love using buzzbaits, but before i added these i would get a lot of hits without being able to set my hook. now a lot of those first hits actually get hooked! very easy to use and they will definitely increase your hook sets.
May 24, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by RGJR Hook more bass
I hook more bass on a spinner bait with the trailer hook.
May 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BassinforJim Nice Set Up
Used the trailer on a White Strike King Spinner, with a 4" Red Bug. Thread the Traier Hook through the Red Bug, then attach to your Spinner. Its Spring so go slow and twitch. Nice action, the trailer hook is the insurance policy for that second or missed strike... Just remember to folllow the instrictions.
April 11, 2011
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2/0 works well with 1/4 oz. I haven't used a trailer hook for anything lighter.Answers
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Slide small piece of tubing overeye of trail hook and pierce tubing
when hooking up lure's hook
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2 ways:The most common is tu cut about 6mm of tubing and insert the eye of the hook inside. Afterwards, pass the eye of the hook on your main hook. This will maintain the trailer hook in a firm position.
The other way is to insert the eye of the trailer hook in the main hook and then put place the tubing across the main hook (but not by the hole, but perpendicular) this will let you have a loose trailer hook but I would recommend tubing with less diameter.
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The "textbook" method of rigging is to cut a small piece of tubing, and push the tubing width-wise onto the main hook after putting the trailer on. The only way to make the small tubing work is to thread it on over the hook point. This works adequately, but the tubing is still brittle and of low quality.Answers
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I purchased the red 4/0 hooks and there are 8 to a pack.A:
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This might be the worst question to ask, but these trailer's can be used on jigs and other lures right?Answers
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Most definitely... Like Johnson spoonTop 250 Contributor
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Yes the trailers can be used on other lures...just match up the hook side to the lure and it will work fine.Top 500 Contributor
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You can use them on single hook baits, like jigs or buzz baits. The only problem might be the "snag-ability" factor would increase.A:
They could be used on other lures, but you wouldn't achieve to much. Say if you used one on a jig, it really wouldn't be very weedless considering it doesn't have a weedguard like the actual jig does. And also for example if you used one on a crankbait, it might effect the correct action of the bait and it already has two trebble hooks on it so your hook-up ratio is pretty high anyway. There is one advantage to using this hook which is on buzzbaits which seems to be highly effective.1 of 1
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