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does anyone know where i can get these they work great for flukes not a great pic

my partner gave me one of these in a tournament and he didn't know what they were called

You can just buy the weight's and crimp them on any hook that you want. They come in different size's too.

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try a g-lock gama in 1 or 1/0 and nose hook the fluke, better actions and hook up ratio

thanks jonathan i just realized how much fun fishing flukes were

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Something like these>>>>> Gammy superline vertical drop hooks-

I like these when I'm twitching flukes or small swimbaits off the bottom

You can always get an EWG and wrap some lead or solder around the shank near the tip as that hook is, it gives a nose down presentation. Compared to the weighted hooks which are weighted in the middle which give it a shimmy on the fall. I believe owner makes a weighted swimbait hook where you can slide the weight on the shaft to make it nose heavy, middle or backend heavy

Delawarebass at January 23, 2012 at 3:09 PM

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steve that is what i caught a fish on at the tournament

Drew at January 23, 2012 at 3:12 PM

Something like these>>>>> Gammy superline vertical drop hooks-

I like these when I'm twitching flukes or small swimbaits off the bottom

thanks as long as i can slide the fluke up to t-rig it without the lead being to big that it rips those should be fine

with weighted hooks always best to rig it on an untied hook and make a channel first with the barb of the hook near the head, then put the eye of the hook through the channel you just made, then finish your TRig

that hook might be homemade they sell those hook weights at bass pro shops all different sizes to make your own weighted hooks  1/16oz   50pk   $4.29  and they get a little more expensive as you go up in weight but very reasonable! hope this helped ya!

tom at January 23, 2012 at 3:40 PM

that hook might be homemade they sell those hook weights at bass pro shops all different sizes to make your own weighted hooks  1/16oz   50pk   $4.29  and they get a little more expensive as you go up in weight but very reasonable! hope this helped ya!

Exactly where i bought them tom!!!  lol

Austin watch it at about 2 min. that should help you

If you are not watching the whole videos you are missing the main points of most of them.

I like the look of those baits,and nice river colors

Those same hooks can be bought at wal-mart.. I have seen them there they come in a little clear bag with a red and white card board topper stapled on them.. I believe there are like 3 dollars for a 5 pack.

yes i just found them and bought some they are great!