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#11785890 - 08/19/16 12:01 PM Are these any good
Thecrankster Angler Registered: 08/15/16 Posts: 298 Loc: DFW	I bought 10 packs of Owner wide gap plus hooks 5/0 found them on clearance for .50 cents a package Will these work on big plastics _________________________ "Be willing to throw where others won't and you'll catch fish others dont" "Never caught a fish with my lure out of the water"
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#11785902 - 08/19/16 12:06 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
MagFluker Pro Angler Registered: 07/29/12 Posts: 852 Loc: NC (Formerly TX)	Yes! Where? _________________________ Faith. Family. Fishing. PB - 11 lbs 1 oz
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#11785907 - 08/19/16 12:07 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
Thecrankster Angler Registered: 08/15/16 Posts: 298 Loc: DFW	I bought them at Academy about 6 months ago just found where I put them lol _________________________ "Be willing to throw where others won't and you'll catch fish others dont" "Never caught a fish with my lure out of the water"
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#11785932 - 08/19/16 12:20 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
MagFluker Pro Angler Registered: 07/29/12 Posts: 852 Loc: NC (Formerly TX)	Aw man, you got me real excited there... Edited by MagFluker (08/19/16 12:20 PM) _________________________ Faith. Family. Fishing. PB - 11 lbs 1 oz
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#11785935 - 08/19/16 12:21 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
propman Angler Registered: 04/06/10 Posts: 438 Loc: Pilot Point, TX	Love Owner hooks.
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#11785984 - 08/19/16 12:41 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
Ted Martin Extreme Angler Registered: 07/26/05 Posts: 1318 Loc: Dallas, TX	those are great hooks, especially in heavy cover
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#11785994 - 08/19/16 12:48 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
Thecrankster Angler Registered: 08/15/16 Posts: 298 Loc: DFW	So the huge gap is ok...How does it work _________________________ "Be willing to throw where others won't and you'll catch fish others dont" "Never caught a fish with my lure out of the water"
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#11786029 - 08/19/16 01:03 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
MagFluker Pro Angler Registered: 07/29/12 Posts: 852 Loc: NC (Formerly TX)	When using thicker plastics the wider gap allows the bait to bend or compress when the fish bites to expose the point of the hook for better hookup ratio. I tend to use them with all plastics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GR6eOHIcI_Y _________________________ Faith. Family. Fishing. PB - 11 lbs 1 oz
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#11786034 - 08/19/16 01:04 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
Allen Bass Fisher Extreme Angler Registered: 08/05/04 Posts: 1939 Loc: Allen, TX	Huge gap....Wide gap. Wide gap hooks are good for large bodied baits like Super/Magnum Flukes, thick bodied creature baits, and large swimbaits.
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#11787025 - 08/19/16 10:28 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
Kyhokie Outdoorsman Registered: 01/07/16 Posts: 191 Loc: McKinney	@crankster I know it seems like they should affect the action of the bait, but I have seen no obvious drop off. I only use them on thick bodied plastics like creatures, as I prefer a regular offset worm hook for thinner baits. You got a great deal man! _________________________ The dude abides...
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