Replacing Treble Hooks on Spoons

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Replacing Treble Hooks on Spoons

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I was just wondering if any one has heard of replacing the treble hooks on there spoons with red treble hooks when trolling for lakers(or whatever)?? I have heard this can add a good effect too your presentation too mimick an injured bait fish. I was thinking of trying this on some of my NK28 and Wablers.
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BigFish,
Yeppers adding a red hook has seemed to increase strikes and hookups.
I have replaced several of my jigging spoons with red hooks and a whole lot of my crankbaits with red hooks.


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They're certainly popular. At least a couple companies are making them with red hooks on their product :!:
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:D I have been using VMC barbarian hooks. Thin ,strong and good holding power...and red of course.. :lol:
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Not just on spoons but i have been changing all the hooks on my baits to Excalibur tx3 rotating trebel hooks . Extremely sharp, 3-sided cutting point (Tx3), actually sets intself on contact.
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Post by Caseys Dream »

Big Fish, I ALWAYS replace trebels on all spoons, NK's, MAG's, RAC, stingers etc not with other trebles but with Siwash singles.
Now if I could find red Siwash, that would be nice.

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Caseys Dream wrote:Big Fish, I ALWAYS replace trebels on all spoons, NK's, MAG's, RAC, stingers etc not with other trebles but with Siwash singles.
Now if I could find red Siwash, that would be nice.

CD
Hey CD,

when you replace with a single hook, what's the best size you find? Or are they different for all of them. I'm thinking specifically for the NK's and the RAC's?

Thanks,

WIG
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Post by steve-hamilton »

Now if I could find red Siwash, that would be nice.
i think the new Blue Fox Matrixx Trolling Spoons look great, and they have both the single siwash red hook and red treble.

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Fritts designed some new Sure Set trebles for crankbaits, I bet these would work well on minnow rigs but I'm sure about spoons. Their kind of a built in trailer hook for a treble.

I think every hook manufacturer now offers most of their hook lines in red.

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Post by scttsmpsn »

Ian,

I use the Excalibur Rotating Trebeles and they are great. Not sure if they are availble in Red yet.

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Hey CD,

when you replace with a single hook, what's the best size you find? Or are they different for all of them. I'm thinking specifically for the NK's and the RAC's?

Thanks,

WIG[/quote]

WIG, the Siwash that I use I think are #6, but I have no packages to check.

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Wall-I-Guy wrote:Hey CD,

when you replace with a single hook, what's the best size you find? Or are they different for all of them. I'm thinking specifically for the NK's and the RAC's?

Thanks,

WIG
Caseys Dream wrote:

WIG, the Siwash that I use I think are #6, but I have no packages to check.

CD
Thanks CD!

If you ever verify it, perhaps you can drop me a pm !!

Hey, I need all the help I can get for Salmon :!: :lol:
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Post by Northern King »

Thanks for the info all.

Scott,
I will have to check and see if the excaliber trebles come in red.
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For nk's & RAC's,Gamakatsu Round Bend Trebles are tough to beat.

Good,strong,& very sharp.

They'll hold up to numerous Nook's.

Good replacement on Reef Runners aswell.

H.I.H.
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SkeinMachine wrote:For nk's & RAC's,Gamakatsu Round Bend Trebles are tough to beat.

Good,strong,& very sharp.

They'll hold up to numerous Nook's.

Good replacement on Reef Runners aswell.

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Thanks Skeiner :!:
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