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Our weighted hook is made to enhance the performance of today's soft plastic swimbaits and features a handy spiral keeper that holds your bait in line with the hook point for more hook-ups. 3 pack.
   


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5/0 - 1/8 oz.

3

 Product Color: Black Nickel
Model: SW5018 		38-428-138-25
Your Price (each): $3.29
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3/0 - 1/8 oz.

3

 Product Color: Black Nickel
Model: SW3018 		38-428-138-23
Your Price (each): $3.29
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3/0 - 3/16 oz.

3

 Product Color: Black Nickel
Model: SW30316 		38-428-140-23
Your Price (each): $3.29
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5/0 - 3/16 oz.

3

 Product Color: Black Nickel
Model: SW50316 		38-428-140-25
Your Price (each): $3.29
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5/0 - 1/4 oz.

3

 Product Color: Black Nickel
Model: SW5014 		38-428-142-25
Your Price (each): $3.29
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Our weighted hook is made to enhance the performance of today's soft plastic swimbaits and features a handy spiral keeper that holds your bait in line with the hook point for more hook-ups. 3 pack.
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redbass
 - Adirondacks, NY
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Yes, screw the swimbait on to the hook
8 months ago
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screw the bait
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 - Closter, NJ
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I spin the bait after wetting the insert so it hopefully does not damage the bait or affect presentation.
1 year, 6 months ago
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 - Florida
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You'll need to spin your bait into the screw-lock keeper to secure it on the hook; otherwise, you'll tear the nose of your bait.
1 year, 8 months ago
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 - Kilgore, TX
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Screw it in. Do not just push. Pushing it will make it easy to fall out. Screw it in slowly and let the screw do the work. Spin the bait or the screw.
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