Owner® Rig 'N™ Bass Hooks - Models 5137/5337
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These Owner Rig 'N Hooks are engineered with a short shank and huge wide bite with open gap making them ideal for Carolina, Texas and split shot rigging short but thick plastic baits such as grubs, jerkbaits and creature baits. The Rig 'N Hook's revolutionary, triple-edge Cutting Point® rides with the point upright in the optimum position for instant, positive hook sets. Black chrome finish provides superior resistance to corrosion.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 16
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Rated 5 out of 5 by DFB2 I forgot how good these are
I recently read an article in one of the national bass fishing magazines, going over the different hooks available at the start of this season. The Owner hooks were mentioned and it reminded me of how good these were when I've used them in the past. I use these on a 7' med. rod with heavy Nanofil (purchased at BPS), and throw most of my plastics with one of these. I love the hookset, so confident that the point will penetrate and hold the fish.
May 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by pillsburyluhrs Great Hook
If I am fishing a tourney with any plastic this is my choice. Sharpness and strength are off the charts. A little pricey but not as much as others with the same cutting point - that cutting point is the key and it stays sharp even after 6-10 fish and even more. Great product.
November 25, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Humdinger I like this Wide Gap!
I had better success with hookups because of the heavy gauge wire. If I keep the point sharp, it out performs all others I have tried. It holds its shape better.
June 21, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by BIGGPIGG One of the sharpest hooks!
This hook is an awesome addition to your tackle box! It is very versatile, as I use it for Carolina rigging, Texas rigging, Flipping, and the 5/0 size for Flukes. Buy it in the ProPak, and the cost per hook goes WAY down. I would recommend this hook to anybody that is willing to spend a few extra cents for top-quality tackle.
June 21, 2011
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Which would be the correct hook size with a Zoom Tiny Fluke?
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A Zoom Tiny fluke would probably call for a 2/0 hook so that the hook point is far enough back for positive hookups but still within the correct position for the bait to work accurately.1 of 1
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