Owner® Mutu Light™ Circle Hooks
- For rigging live and chunk baits
- Unique offset to jaw-hook fish
- Forged hook point with a corrosion resistant finish
Serious saltwater anglers find Owner’s Mutu Light Circle Hooks ideal for rigging both live and chunk baits. These premium Mutu Light Circle Hooks are designed with a unique offset, ''hangnail'' point so fish are jaw-hooked, not gut-hooked, approximately 90% of the time. Super-sharp forged point with a corrosion-resistant finish. Plus, the lighter wire used on these hooks allows for a livelier bait action. Models 5114 and 5314
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 33
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by JCussins Strong Hook
Owner has some of the best hooks on the market. I like their circle hooks for nose hooking soft plastic jerkbaits.
August 18, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ProStreetJerome Circle Hooks
Got these to self hook catfish. They worked awesome, exactly as they said they would. Hooked every time in the corner of the mouth for EASY, catch and release. I will be purchasing more of various sizes. I bought the 1/0 & the 2/0. Highly recommend.
July 15, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Craigknws2 Red Circle hook # 4
I will never go back to using another hook when Lindy Rigging. These are the best hooks I have ever used. Simply put you almost never have to set the hook. The fish (Walleye) simply hooks itself everytime. I would say that over 90% of the time the fish gets hooked in the lip and not the gut. This year compared to last year, I have hooked almost every fish that I got a bite on. Absolutly the best ! ! I Also the Red color is a must. Be carefull when using, they are extremely sharp and get ready to say, " FISH ON" ! I just wish they stocked these in the store !
July 9, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Shellback2 Catch Fish
I used the hooks to catch mullet. N.C. gives a citation for sea mullet weighing 1 1/2 lbs. I caught one that weighed 2.06bs. I had a good day and caught a total of 9 fish usung thes hooks.
July 3, 2010
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Me personaly, i use mustad 7/0 to 8/0 stainless steel hooks. With that said i have not cought a red fish under 35 inches and up to 43 inches in the last 7 years. I only fish for bull reds, if i dont fight the fish for at least 15 min. I DONT WANT IT. And i catch ALOT of bull reds every year!!!!Top 10 Contributor
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4-6 should do the jobAnswers
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Size 10 worked great for panfish. Caught a bunch - but not one was gut hooked.A:Â
Hook size should match your bait size. probably a size 6 or smaller for a bass minnowA:Â
I've caught Bluegill on a #8 while trout fishing. I'd say #8 or smaller should work for panfish.A:Â
yo Wheelchair,The # 10's work great on all panfish that i've caught so far and I've caught some small one's and some great big one's.
Perhaps a #12 would work better but bass pro doe's not have them. hint hint
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I have both #6 and #2 hooks. I'v caught 3" long panfish with the #6 and 1/2 pound ones on the #2 hooks. I would go with #2 to #1/0 for the bigger panfish and #6 or #4 if you are trying to catch some catfish bait.A:Â
Yes, these work on most fish, including saltwater. I would use a small hook for panfish. I would try Some #8 of #10.Good Luck
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Yes perfect and I would still use the #4 hook in Red as well. I always used a smaller hook then I started using the #4 Mutu Circle hook and i will never go back or use another style. Good luck !A:Â
I have used size 8 and size 10 to catch trout. These sizes should also work well on panfish such as crappie or bluegill.Top 500 Contributor
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Circle hooks are great for panfish, as they usually end up in the fishes lip rather than in their throat. The trouble is that many manufacturers don't make them very small. Owner (my favorite design of this hook) makes them down to size 6 and Gamakatsu make them down to size 8, but Eagle Claw makes them all the way down to size 14. I recommend a size 8 or 10 for panfishing.Top 50 Contributor
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