Owner® Phantom Tube Hook™

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Owner's Phantom Tube Hook features a unique weighted system designed specifically for rigging tube and hollow baits weedless. This system places the weight inside the tube, making a bass less likely to drop the bait. When properly rigged, the Phantom Tube Hook is completely weedless. Additional features include a 45° eye bend, short shank, huge wide bite and Cutting Point™. Color: Black/Chrome. Model number: 5153.

	Hook Quantity	Other specs	Quantity
5/0 - 3/16 oz.	4	Product Color: Black Chrome Model: 5153-034		38-421-136-53 Your Price (each): $7.29 In stock
1/0 - 1/16 oz.	5	Product Color: Black Chrome Model: 5153-011		38-421-136-10 Your Price (each): $5.79 In stock
3/0 - 1/16 oz.	4	Product Color: Black Chrome Model: 5153-013		38-421-136-31 Your Price (each): $5.79 In stock
3/0 - 1/8 oz.	4	Product Color: Black Chrome Model: 5153-023		38-421-136-32 Your Price (each): $5.79 In stock
5/0 - 1/8 oz.	4	Product Color: Black Chrome Model: 5153-024		38-421-136-52 Your Price (each): $7.29 In stock

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How do you rig tubes? Does the whole hook go inside the tube?

1 year, 6 months ago

muskyguy520

- Wisconsin

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Insert the hook through the open end of the tube, then pull the weight all the way to the nose of the tube. Next, bend the tube and place the hook through both layers of the tube. The hook should now be completely weedless.

9 months ago

Jsmallusps

- East Tennessee

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You thread the hook through from the opening in the bottom of the tube and then out through the top, leaving the weight inside. You then rig the hook texas -style to make it weedless.

9 months ago

jwright295pro

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I've used these hooks before, and they work great, but the rigging instructions are strange at best. You put the hook through the back of the tube (where the legs are), bring the hook point out through the head of the tube, and follow with the rest of the hook., leaving only the weight inside the tube. A major disadvantage in this form of rigging is it can't be done if the hook is already tied on to your line. You also can't re-rig a new tube without cutting the hook off your line first.

1 year, 5 months ago

Jaybee

- Washington State

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