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Gamakatsu®'s tough Skip Gap Hooks are exactly the type of well-designed hooks every soft plastic, dock skipping bass angler has been waiting for. Gamakatsu designed these premium hooks to hold soft plastic baits firmly in place no matter how hard you crack the dock or smack the water with your cast. Made from heavy gauge wire with chemically sharpened points, Skip Gap Hooks offer a wide gap to handle thick tube and stick baits.
Web ID: 90007
Rated 5 out of
5 by
kbasser from
work greatThey work great for soft finesse tubes to hold and not slide down the hook , I have a hard time finding them in most of the stores including bass pro
Date published: 2017-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
RetiredMedic from
Great Fluke HookThe Zoom Fluke has been the best bass bait for me on Toledo Bend for the past 10 years. I tried all types of hooks before I found this one in an effort to find one that would hold on to the bait better, This one does the best. Use the 5/0 on the Super Fluke. The 4/0 works well also but have had deep hook sets. Now I can use the same Fluke for several fish and I use fewer of them each trip. Hooks are sharp and stay sharp.
Date published: 2016-07-10
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Phatdonkey from
These destroy Yum soft plasticsI bought these hooks due to having to skip soft plastics under brush and low hanging trees. I was told, and the description says these hooks prevent the soft plastic from sliding down the hook, which it does, but at the cost of a soft plastic worm. I use 6" Yum dingers as my most used worm, and they get ripped up at strange spots due to these hooks. I have gone back to using regular gamakatsu 4 or 5/0 EWG hooks. I'd rather fix the worm on the hook every other cast, than to destroy the worm and have to replace it on every 4th cast.
If it weren't for the great sharp tips on these hooks they would be getting 1 star.
I haven't tried these hooks with other brands of soft plastics, but for the 6" F2 Yum dingers, in my opinion they are terrible.
Date published: 2016-07-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
HighwayHog from
Excellent Worm HookThis Hook holds soft plastics in place better than any other. The best for worms, brush hogs etc. Solid hook sets, Ultra sharp. This hook is simply the best for soft plastics.
Date published: 2016-01-20
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Andy1981 from
Best hook for wormsI use this hook with my senkos. They stay on very well. Best hook I've ever used!
Date published: 2015-04-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jd4776 from
best hooks everI have tried several hook brands in over fifty years of fishing and the skip gap hooks are by far the best available. You should try them for yourself.
Date published: 2014-11-16
Rated 4 out of
5 by
jvkaveman from
Solid productAs with all Gamakatsu hooks, this is a solid hook choice. Extremely sharp. It holds your plastics in place better than standard wide gap hooks. The light wire and length cause it to give more, effecting penetration during hook sets. I wish they made them in smaller sizes as well for the short, skinny plastics like the 3 and 4 inch slim senko's. I believe the smallest size is 1/0 and that is too long for the shorter plastics. A heavy wire option would be nice to try out as well.
Date published: 2014-07-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
mexworm from
BEST PURCHASE.THE BEST HOOKS FOR SOFT WORMS, THEY MAKE A WORM LONG LIFE.
HIGH TECHNOLOGY DESIGN AND NICE ERGONOMY OF THIS HOOKS. THEY ALLWAYS KEEP THE SOFT WORM IN PLACE EVEN IN HOT WATER. HIGH RECOMENDED FOR SENKOS AND CHOMPERS.
Press the tip of the hook into the center of the head of the worm. Push it in about 3/8". Then pull the worm away from the belly of the hook. Then slide the worm up the shank of the hook past the kink in the hook. Then twist the worm 180° to have the worm hang inline with the hook tip. See where the bottom of the hook would go thru the worm and push it straight thru there. Then to make the worm weedless, stick just the point of the hook slightly into the side of the worm.
There are videos on youtube all about this. I actually have one on the subject. Search for phatdonkey78 on YT and watch my video.
