Snagging Hooks Snagging Weighted Treble Hooks 2pcs/Pack Fishing Hooks 5 Sizes 0.7oz 1.1oz 1.6oz 2.1oz 2.8oz

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I bought the Snagging Weighted Treble Hooks just for fun really, the dam in our town has a tree underwater and it has hundreds of lures snagged to it, so I was thinking maybe I could snag some with these, and low and behold, they didn’t disappoint. The hooks are sturdy and sharp, and the added weight makes casting and snagging much easier, even in deep or fast-moving water.Pros:Comes in multiple sizes to suit different fishing needs.Extremely sharp hooks with solid barbs for a secure hold.The weighted design allows for better accuracy and depth.Cons:Paint on the weights can chip after heavy use, but it doesn’t affect performance.They’re a bit bulky for smaller fish or lighter setups.Overall, these hooks are a great addition for anyone who needs heavy-duty snagging gear. Durable and dependable—perfect for big catches!

Great idea and design. For the use(spoonbill snagging) i would recommend same size hook with weight below so the hooks will not drag into river sand. No complaints on the product itself…learning curve

They are good for medium sized fish but would be hard to land a 20 lb king. The hooks are good but lacquered carbon steel. Not stainless. For saltwater you have to take special care to keep them sprayed with WD40. I had to add a 6 ounce pyramid to defeat the wind on the pier. But when the action is heavy with Spanish Mackerel I have this hook tied to the rail and using parachute cord I drop it into the water about two feet deep. Then I pull it up and keep it right with me. I can snag a Spanish and pull him up. I used to keep my pier net but everyone kept asking to use it and when I needed it they wouldn’t let me use it. Spray paint the weight fluorescent orange to see it better when trying to snag land a fish. They work. I ordered size 14 and wish they were bigger.

I had purchased a very expensive reel and a pretty nice rod. Had over$300 in the combo. First trip out with it I accidentally knocked it off the front deck first thing in the morning! it went straight to the bottom in an area with heavy amount of grass. It was only 7ft deep so I thought it would be easy to recover. Ended up spending over 8 hours trying everything I had available and never got it... Came home and ordered these big snagging hooks. They arrived a few days later and I went back out on a mission. I bent the hooks out just a slight bit so the points would grab when drug along the bottom. I tied some 550 para cord to them and started dragging. I was able to locate and recover my expensive setup within 5 minutes! From now on I'lll be keeping one of these dudes in the boat at all times. You never know when Mr Murphy will strike!

Ordered the 2 pk of the 2.8oz. One weighs 2.7oz the other 2.6.