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Is there a reason you're looking for a different hook? The other question would be, what kind of tubes are you using?

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Is there a reason you're looking for a different hook? The other question would be, what kind of tubes are you using?

http://www.flwoutdoors.com/flwondemand.cfm The three fivers video at 23:00. The pro has the same thinking I have on t-rig tubes. I'm just looking for something to increase my hook:land ratio with t-rig tubes. I use zoom 3 inch and the berkley 4 inch flipping ones.

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Is there a reason you're looking for a different hook? The other question would be, what kind of tubes are you using?

http://www.flwoutdoors.com/flwondemand.cfm The three fivers video at 23:00. The pro has the same thinking I have on t-rig tubes. I'm just looking for something to increase my hook:land ratio with t-rig tubes. I use zoom 3 inch and the berkley 4 inch flipping ones.

I love using tubes. The best way to improve hookups is to use a tube jig with an exposed hook.

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I like the Gamakatsu skip gap hooks, seem to hold the tubes on better.

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Owner wide gap plus. These hooks have a wider gap which will accompany a thick bodied tube or other similar bait and of course since they are owners they will flat out stick the fish.This is also the hook I use for a Fat Ika Only downfall is that if you don't like a heavy wire gauge hook.

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Owner Rig'n hooks.

Shorter than normal EWG's of the same size, but still have the wide gap. I like these for tubes.

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I like the skip gaps,Owners long neck & wide gap in a size 4/0.

I don't skimp on hooks.

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I been using the Mustad Big Mouth Tube Hook in the 3/0 and 4/0 sizes for t-rigging a tube. Give 'em a try -- you won't be disappointed.

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I've been using a jig made by Fin-tech called a Title-Shot for tubes and other soft plastics as well. The hook up ratio is excellent, it's pretty darn snag resistant and you get a lot of fish per tube.

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