Zoom Super Fluke & Zoom Horny Toad

[Balshy Fishing]

What size hook do you guys usually use on a zoom super fluke as well as a zoom horny toad? I've been using screw locks with both as well.

 

Also, what are the top 3 colors for both? Opinions! 

[Raul]

5/0 EWG for the Super Fluke, colors: Baitfish, White Ice, Baby Bass

 

Horny Toad, can´t help you there, I don´t own and have never fished with one.

[Mr_Scrogg]

"Zoom Horny Toad Hooks"

They are made from a Gammy hook.

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTgjJLb3l5HGIZJt70E-DLSrLOjQ-nHLfNw9DmkAZFLyQhAqlvm

[iabass8]

 5/0 EWG for weightless flukes

Pearl White

Pearl White

White Ice

 

5/0 or 6/0 screw in hook for Horny Toads. I really don't use these much anymore as I much prefer Rage Toads.

White

Black

Blue/Black

[Avalonjohn44]

For the Horny Toad I use the Stanley Ribbit Double Take hooks.  A bit pricey, but I hook up so much better with them than anything else.  Gamakatsu makes a double frog hook as well.  I haven't tried the gammys, been so happy with the Double Takes...

[jignfule]

horney toad and the like 6/0

flukes 4/0 or 5/0

color depends on what the bass want-white,baby bass, green pumpkin for fluke and dark color for toad

[TheSmilingSwordsman]

I use a 3/0 on the Super Fluke.

Have not used a Horny Toad

[kickerfish1]

Flukes you can fish on a 3/0 or 4/0 EWG hook. I was skeptical on black but I have yet to find a better color day or night and any water clarity. Flat out catches em!

Horny toad is a 5/0 hook. Either a super EWG or standard 5/0 EWG. Again black or green pumpkin would be good color choices.

[Back Country]

For Horny Toads, I use 5/0 Pork-O's Lightn'in Strike Hooks (come in a five-pack).  The guy that first turned me on to these would use super glue to hold the bait to the shrink-wrap....  I used to do that and found that it really wasn't necessary.  Once I began using these hooks with the toads, I never looked back.

 

http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/strike-king-pork-o-s-lightn-in-strike-hooks-5-pack/pid-18899

 

[Bankbeater]

I guess I rig like everyone else, 3/0 or a 4/0 for the flukes.  5/0 or a 6/0 for the toads.

[Mr. BattleArmor]

4/0 EWG for Super flukes, and I have the Zoom Horny toad hooks for those, but almost never fish them anyway. 

[AK-Jax86]

4/0 Stanley Ribbit Double Take hooks have a better hook up ratio IMO than other hooks for the horny toad.

I don't fish flukes so I can't be of any help with that one

[Catt]

Mustad Ultra Point Ultra Lock 4/0 for both

 

Fluke colors; watermelon slice, watermelon neon, & baby bass

 

Horny Toad; watermelon neon

[RossCo91]

5/0 with Both.

I try and get a thicker hook for the toads.

My colours are 
Fluke:
Water Melon Red
Water Melon

Baby Bass

 

Toad:
Water Melon Red

Brown

Pearl Water Melon Red

 

 

And Always in a dip!

[C0lt]

This is a personal opinion but I really do not like using a double hook on the horny toads. Due to their size I like to stick to a 5/0 screw in hook. As for colors, I have found that the white toads work really well with a red hook. Other than that I would go with black.

 

I know nothing about flukes

[iceintheveins]

I don't use the toad, but with the Super Fluke I use a 3/0 or 4/0 EWG gammy. My best colors are baby bass, white pearl, white ice, lemon shad, and arkansas shiner.

[jtharris3]

Super Fluke - 4/0 or 5/0 off set work hook.

 

Don't fish the toad.

[Munkin]

Flukes:

 

I pour my own but stick with shad colors

 

Hooks for the flukes I believe are 3/0 light wire EWG but they maybe 4/0? I bought a 50 pack 3 years ago of the ones I liked and cannot remember the size?

 

Toads:

 

I have yet to find a color that doesn't work so I have been using the original color green pumkin w/pearl belly. Besides that I carry solid black and solid white but to me it is a topwater and only the belly color matters.

 

As for hooks I quit using the Zoom toad hooks as the hook-up ratio was bad. The twin hooks like others have mentioned work but were a pain to rig? What I finally settled on is the heavy wire Owner twist lock hooks in 5/0. These are expensive at like $6 for 3 but I have yet to lose one and they are sharper with a better hook-up ratio.

 

Allen