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Must be, I've looked at my Gammys and I can't tell it, but then my eyes aren't what they used to be either.

Gamakatsu, in their hook descriptions describes the following hook as "offset". http://www.gamakatsu.com/fishing-hooks.php?pid=1156 Trokar, in their website describes their own almost identical hook as "non-offset". http://lazertrokar.com/products/ewg-worm Both of the links above show hooks with a Z bend behind the eye to help hold on the bait, yet one is called offset and the other is called non-offset by their respective manufacturers. If that Z bend is the offset, then either Gammy or Trokar are mistaken in their descriptions. It's confusing. Does anyone know what the difference is between the two above mentioned hooks with regard to "offset"? Or what offset is really supposed to mean?

Trilene XL. It's a good manageable line.

Finally placed an order with another site for some Oldhams weedless jig heads. They look like they'll work ok. It wasn't exactly what I wanted, but it was the closest I could get with the type of weed guard I wanted. Couldn't find those other ones anywhere, online or in the BPS store. Anyway that was a great video Glenn.

I'm looking for those same hooks, but that link is outdated I guess. Anybody have a clue where or how to find those or the Mark Zona wireguard hooks Glenn used in that video? I'd sure like to locate some of those. For my purposes I'd much prefer this type weed guard rather than the other kinds. For as many guys who seem to be interested in them, you'd think somebody would be selling them.