So if you was going to fish a standard knotless knot rig, which hook would you use and why ? A friend of mine uses the kranks and does well on them, anybody else used them ? Just got me thinking that sometimes you can over complicate when you don't have to.

Got to be a wide gape with a slightly in turned eye. Have a look at angling iron, sharpest hooks out the packet I've found so far.

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Yeah I use their chod hooks and curves, the best I've used 👍

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Would be the wide gape Kamakura, for me.

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I use the kamakura krank devastating hook hold

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Curved longshank.

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What size krank do you use mate ?

Fox Series 1

But as they don't make them anymore choose one that looks the same

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Wouldn't having a slightly inturned eye narrow the gape too much with a stiff hooklink?

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Gardner mugga

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Done well on the kranks before, use muggas now though

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6 or 8 bud prefer the 6 on a ronnie but I use an 8 on a stiff hinged

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I think he means what size do you use for a standard knotless knot rig buddy.

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Sorry needed to put my glasses on size 6 on a knotless

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Couldn't agree more that's why I have about 50 boxes of size 6

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Size 6 or 8 wide gape. I use Korda. Not found anything better.

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Muggas in a 4, or scale down if necessary to pick up a bite.

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Size 6 wide gaps X

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The answer would depend on the type of hooklink material.

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and that's a whole different kettle of fish again

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Just with a 9' soft coated braid with 7-8 mm stripped before the eye of the hook, going with a size 6 krank as it's only open water fishing, just on a res where you can either catch a few carp or catch a load of bream In a day session so want something simple as I don't take a kettle with me.