Eagle Claw® Jig Hooks - 570
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- Perfect combination of strength, design and performance
- Ultra-sharp points and consistent construction
- Ideal for a variety of live bait applications
- Bronze finish
- Model: 570
Rated 4.5 out of 5Â by 10
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by Msueirro Tiny Hooks
Perhaps I just got a mismarked pack, but I ordered size 8 hooks and they were tiny. They are about the same size as the size 12 1/80 oz. jig hooks I've ordered from Bass Pro. So beware. The hooks you get could be much smaller than you anticipate.
April 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by RedfishJoe Cost affective
I use these hooks to make my own jig heads, and they preform well. their are cost affective in that I can make my own jig heads at about 1/5 the cost of premade jigs
January 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Genius love these hooks
I pour my own crappie jigs and I like these hooks. Not only do they work well when pouring lead but they allow you to pull free from the brush many times without having to re-tie. They still work great for landing slab crappie also.
September 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by kedmonson Good hooks
theey are strong hold up good have gotten them snagged and they did not break.easy to use for tying.
July 30, 2011
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Is the #2 or the #4 better for 1/16 oz crappie jigs?
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probably number 4. I use those mostly but have used number 6 and they work fine also.
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I used the #4 for many years, but now I use the # 2. I like the #2 better now for 1/16 jigs.
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Depends on intended use. I use a #6 on some 1/16 and #4 other times. Pour my own lead heads so I can pick and choose. Depth, water current, jib bodies used and etc dictate what size of hooks and weights I use. Fishing deep may require 1/8 oz to get down as would current and the such. Crappie have a pretty big mouth and size of hook doesn't seem that critical, like the depth, color and action does to entice bites.
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i use both. the #2's are good for larger grubs (3"), while the #4's are better for 2" grubs. the #2 hooks have a longer shank. i make 1/16 oz. jigheads with both sizes.Details:Â
Why doesn't BPS carry the 635 tin hooks?Answers
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Don't know. Would suppose the best bet would be to go to fishing or bait shop that would be willing to order you a box or two. Expect that the demand isn't too great for the tinned hooks so BPS doesn't offer them.1 of 1
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