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#11785890 - 08/19/16 12:01 PM Are these any good
Thecrankster Outdoorsman Registered: 08/15/16 Posts: 91	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: 681 Loc: Austin, TX	Yes! Where? _________________________ Faith. Family. Fishing. PB - 11 lbs 1 oz PB 5 - 46 lbs, 10 ozs
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#11785907 - 08/19/16 12:07 PM Re: Are these any good [Re: Thecrankster]
Thecrankster Outdoorsman Registered: 08/15/16 Posts: 91	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: 681 Loc: Austin, 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 PB 5 - 46 lbs, 10 ozs
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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: 381 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: 1136 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 Outdoorsman Registered: 08/15/16 Posts: 91	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: 681 Loc: Austin, 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 PB 5 - 46 lbs, 10 ozs
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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: 1557 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: 101 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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