In reply to Post #1
bank tackle
bank tackle
In reply to Post #16
I must admit the bank tackle chod hooks I tried were very sharp.
I must admit the bank tackle chod hooks I tried were very sharp.
Angling iron
In reply to Post #18
Amazing the question has to be asked when you are paying good money from top companies for an item that has to do 1 job you'd think the least you would get is sharp hooks in every packet... its wrong .. I use gardner and owners but they come up pretty small but sharp... ;-)
Amazing the question has to be asked when you are paying good money from top companies for an item that has to do 1 job you'd think the least you would get is sharp hooks in every packet... its wrong .. I use gardner and owners but they come up pretty small but sharp... ;-)
Ooh I like it when I make a suggestion that no one else has. Makes me feel all clever and special. :-)
I've recently been trying the ESP Cryogens. I've had a few fish on them, albeit only doubles from a non snaggy water, but every hook point was spot on out of the packet. I didn't feel the need to sharpen any of them. I will let you know how I get on longer term with them if I eventually hook something decent.
I've recently been trying the ESP Cryogens. I've had a few fish on them, albeit only doubles from a non snaggy water, but every hook point was spot on out of the packet. I didn't feel the need to sharpen any of them. I will let you know how I get on longer term with them if I eventually hook something decent.
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Nash twister, really sharp out of the pack.
Nash twister, really sharp out of the pack.
In reply to Post #20
I do like the esp trig-hammer hooks I must admit they are pretty sharp out the packet
@Braders1978 thats the one for some reason I couldn't remember what it was called and I've packed my bags up to go fishing so didn't fancy unpacking it all to get my box out
I do like the esp trig-hammer hooks I must admit they are pretty sharp out the packet
@Braders1978 thats the one for some reason I couldn't remember what it was called and I've packed my bags up to go fishing so didn't fancy unpacking it all to get my box out
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Size wise how do Angling Iron Hooks come up? for example is a 6 average, big or small compared to Nash etc?
Size wise how do Angling Iron Hooks come up? for example is a 6 average, big or small compared to Nash etc?
In reply to Post #23
I would say slightly larger imo
I would say slightly larger imo
In reply to Post #1
ESP cryogen. All really sharp, constantly nicking myself with them when tying a rig. Pretty much have to sharpen any other hooks tbh.
ESP cryogen. All really sharp, constantly nicking myself with them when tying a rig. Pretty much have to sharpen any other hooks tbh.
Gardner Mugga get a lot of good reviews on here and I like them. 
I must admit i mainly use Kamakuras.
But i would recommend the ESP Cryogens also.
But i would recommend the ESP Cryogens also.
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Jason Hayward's hooks are amazing, super sharp but also strong. The j precision hooks are very very sharp but find the point is a bit on the fragile side compared to jays hooks. Would only use the j precision for pop ups not for anything on the deck
After those two the angling iron hooks are really good but not as sharp as the jay hayward or j precision hooks
Jason Hayward's hooks are amazing, super sharp but also strong. The j precision hooks are very very sharp but find the point is a bit on the fragile side compared to jays hooks. Would only use the j precision for pop ups not for anything on the deck
After those two the angling iron hooks are really good but not as sharp as the jay hayward or j precision hooks
I like the trig hammers as well, normally very sharp out the packet...
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The Rigworx X range
The Rigworx X range