Has anyone used the King of the Pond version. Slightly more of a curved profile but again very sharp 👍🏻
In reply to Post #2
I tried, I like the pattern but they were almost blunt after 24 hours in the water..
It rarely happens using other hooks.
I tried, I like the pattern but they were almost blunt after 24 hours in the water..
It rarely happens using other hooks.
In reply to Post #14
be good if you could get them, no one seems to have stock
be good if you could get them, no one seems to have stock
In reply to Post #18
Love the barbed trig hammers not lost a fish on them yet (touch wood) but lost a few on the barbless ones. I have found the hooks to be slightly bouncy where an heavy battle might cause the hook to open out a bit. So been using the fox medium curves when fishing in weed
Love the barbed trig hammers not lost a fish on them yet (touch wood) but lost a few on the barbless ones. I have found the hooks to be slightly bouncy where an heavy battle might cause the hook to open out a bit. So been using the fox medium curves when fishing in weed
In reply to Post #18
Due out soon
Due out soon
In reply to Post #20
Brilliant hooks , been using them since release quickly becoming one of my favourite patterns 👍 razor sharp from pack , sharpen up brilliantly if need to I've got no complaints 👍
Brilliant hooks , been using them since release quickly becoming one of my favourite patterns 👍 razor sharp from pack , sharpen up brilliantly if need to I've got no complaints 👍
Yeh for any trig Hammer users, king of the pond do a similar pattern and looking at their other hooks I believe these may be the exact same design as angling iron, ib hooks and carp spirit. They all come from the same place I've recently discovered.
Very sharp out of pack
Very sharp out of pack
In reply to Post #22
King of the ponds stuff is very good
King of the ponds stuff is very good
In reply to Post #22
A number of tackle brands all source their gear from the same factories.
Hooks are no different.
Drennan/ESP I'm positive have their own factory, and own Kamasan.
I haven't used ESP hooks for a few years, but they hold their point and I would land numbers of fish on one hook. They didn't need binning after every take.
A number of tackle brands all source their gear from the same factories.
Hooks are no different.
Drennan/ESP I'm positive have their own factory, and own Kamasan.
I haven't used ESP hooks for a few years, but they hold their point and I would land numbers of fish on one hook. They didn't need binning after every take.
In reply to Post #24
Agree, trig hammers are still decent hooks after 3 or 4 fish and sharpen up well with a stone if ness
Agree, trig hammers are still decent hooks after 3 or 4 fish and sharpen up well with a stone if ness
Best hooks I've ever used tbh use these for most my fishing.
I believe the best hook I've ever used was the ESP big T hook like below you could land multiple fish on them.shame they stopped making them 🥲 and I'm down to my last packet
In reply to Post #27
The raptor big T. What a hook. Great for free lining a chunk of bread. Like you said they'd just last so long.
The raptor big T. What a hook. Great for free lining a chunk of bread. Like you said they'd just last so long.
In reply to Post #27
There's some size 6 barbless on eBay..
There's some size 6 barbless on eBay..