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I’ve always just used a Gamakatsu EWG superline hook. Most guys use straight shank flipping  hooks, I don’t. Works for me, may not work for you

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Trokar TK 130

 

 

 

 

Mike

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I really like the Owner Jungle flipping hooks for that application

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Strike King Hack Attack - This hook's just a monster.  I run them on 80lb braid

 

VMC Heavy Duty Ike - I would't hesitate to use these in any flipping situation including punching.  Don't be put off by the lower price.  They're as good as any hook out there.

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Owner Jungle Hook

 

But because of @Mike L I'm starting the year with Trokar TK 130!

 

I need to quit hanging out here... Y'all costing me money!

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1 hour ago, Catt said:

Owner Jungle Hook

 

But because of @Mike L I'm starting the year with Trokar TK 130!

 

I need to quit hanging out here... Y'all costing me money!

 

Atta Boy!!

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Mike

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1 hour ago, Catt said:

Owner Jungle Hook

 

But because of @Mike L I'm starting the year with Trokar TK 130!

 

I need to quit hanging out here... Y'all costing me money!

 

Ha! :) The last time I restocked my flipping hooks, both BPS and Academy were out of the 4/0 and 5/0 Trokar. I picked up a pack of the of the Owner 4X Jungle Flipping Hooks and a pack of the Owner Twist Lock Flippin' Hooks. I'm really liking the Owner Twist Lock Flippin' Hook as I can get a few more uses out of a plastic, especially the thin ones like an Ugly Otter or BB Cricket. 

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I use both Trokar Flippin' Hook and Gamakatsu Heavy Cover Flippin' Hook.

Both solid hooks but I tend to get better hook up ratio with the Gamakatsu.

I think it's because the Trokar hook point is bent inwards a little more.

But if the plastic is torn up, the Gamakatsu catches more grass because the hook point sticks out more.

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