Gamakatsu G-Lock Worm Hook 2/0
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The new Gamakatsu Superline Spring Lock is based on the proven Superline EWG. The Spring Lock features a 28 degree eye with a stress relieved stainless steel spring. This is the ideal soft plastic hook when the situation requires your bait to stay locked and secure.
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Gamakatsu's most popular and versatile hook, the legendary EWG worm hook is the gold standard in high performance wide gap hook designs. This hook
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Add flashing, spinning, bite-provoking magic to your bait with the Gamakatsu Spring Lock Spinner Swimbait Hook. This game-changing design features the Double Down Spring Lock bait screw, which consists of 2 retaining wires that make rigging easier and your bait more secure than ever. The nickel willow blade adds attention-grabbing flash and vibrations to bring distant fish in for a closer look.
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Two-pack of the upgraded, custom designed G-Hooks used on the leg straps of our Method 2, Method 2 XL, and Classic 2 saddles. Our worry free design
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The Gamakatsu G-Finesse Swivel Shot Worm Hook is the origination of a revolutionary technique made possibly by Gamakatsu's industry-changing G Finesse series. Pro Staff, Shinichi Fukae, spent the last year perfecting the concept and proving its power. Gamakatsu has combined their G Finesse Worm Light with Tin Keeper Hook with the G Finesse Swivel Shot System to create the first ever Swivel Shot Worm Hook. Unique in form, function and finesse.
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