FINESSE WIDE GAP medium guage lazer sharp weedless hooks (Bass Fishing – Cali Bass Baits

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Gamakatsu's Finesse Wide Gap Hook is the perfect hook for wacky rigging for bass. It's also a great hook for free drifting for salmon and steelhead

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Designed for fishing around medium to light cover, the Googan Gold Series Lunker Weedless Wacky Hooks employ two light-gauge wires that extend over the hook point to provide reliable, snagless performance that doesn't interfere with hook sets. Engineered with a wide gap and a razor-sharp hook point, the Googan Gold Series Lunker Weedless Wacky Hooks are ideal for rigging wacky worms and stick baits like the Googan Baits Lunker Log.

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