Best Way To Add Weight To A Hook?

[bassheel]

Im fishing a horny toad alot and want add some weight to my hook. I want to buy a 5/o superline hook and add about a 1/16 to it. Gammy doesnt sell a hook in this size and weight. Its perfect for what Im looking to do with it. I "swim" my toads just below the surface at times and the bass love it. Also with a weight this light I can still buzz it all the while I dont have to worry about it flipping over as much. Any suggestions? Owner doesnt have this size and weight as far as I can tell. I use VMC weighted hook but the quality of Gammy or Owner isnt there.

[bassheel]

Forgot to add Im looking at the screw locks hooks.

[NotnatsSamoht]

I usually put a split shot on the hook to add the weight I need.

[scaleface]

DOA makes pinch on wiights

[K_Mac]

I usually put a split shot on the hook to add the weight I need.

I have been using this technique for wacky rigging for a number of years with good success.

[hatrix]

Wrap some suspend strips around it. I have done it before and it works great.

[Siebert Outdoors]

I can pour you a weighted hook like that with a Mustad Ultra point hook in it.

 

http://siebertoutdoors.com/Weighted-Screw-Lock-Hook-5-pk-437.htm

[Dwight Hottle]

Owner Weighted Twistlock Light

5/0 hook 3/32

I use them all the time in 5/0 & 6/0 for Toads, paddletail swimbaits & t-rigging other baits.