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    Posted: 08 Apr 2010 at 4:51pm
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can you use owner Stinger Jigging hooks (sj-41) for poppers
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can you think of any reasons why you couldn't? Confused
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They're up there with the hook of choice in many countries mate.
It's hard to argue with what Kezza said, simple but a good way to look at it.
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How about a pair of big-ass Owner trebles? flatten the barbs if you're a wuss....Big smileBig smile
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Originally posted by Kezza Kezza wrote:

can you think of any reasons why you couldn't? Confused


thanks, thats a good way of looking at it
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Originally posted by MarkE MarkE wrote:

How about a pair of big-ass Owner trebles? flatten the barbs if you're a wuss....Big smileBig smile


As I learn more it depends on the way the lure is made and balanced so I guess any thing is worth trying

2 weeks in Samoa will help
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Anythings better than trebles - make a mess of any fish you want to release and an even bigger mess of yourself if you're not careful.
I've still got the wounds from my last trip to White Is a couple of weeks ago - caught a rat king on stick bait while up the front of the boat - too lazy to take it down the back for an easy release so hauled it up.  The stick bait had an Owner Decoy 6/0 at the rear and a treble on it's belly. Fish was on 1 hook of treble, boat rolled, rod started to fall over grabbed for rod, fish slipped from grip, Decoy went into calf, fish wriggled some more, Decoy went right through calf skin and back out a second hole, grabbed at fish to stop it wriggling and one of the free hooks on the treble went into my thumb and stuck fast. The fish and I survived but I wouldn't like to try it in Samoa.
I can see why the skipper didn't look too enthused about my single treble on the stick bait.  
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alot of topwater baits come with trebles for balance and it aint difficult to flatted barbs or file them off!!
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Ouch Murrayt. Is it wrong to ask if there were any photos?Confused
 
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So cause you were lazy trebles are bad Murray?

I think a single circle hook is good for you wanabe
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No Mozz, cause I was lazy I got stabbed - still think trebles are not good if you want to release fish.
 
In reality it was the fishing equivilant of "buck fever", big school of trevs, kingfish prowling everywhere and a nice new shiny stickbait, got the rear treble off and replaced but couldn't restrain myself any longer.
 
I'd go with single jig, livebait or circle hook at rear +/- another at belly.
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High quality, chemically sharpened, forged hook with exclusive 'back eye'. The back eye means that the hook can be used successfully as a replacement for trebles on minnow lures in addition to being fitted to deepwater jigs. The unique design allows the hook to be fixed on a single split ring. To extend the working life, when used in a trolling situation, the attachment of a zinc anode  is recommended. Hook length 54mm. Gape 28mm.

Just recevied these;s bad boys..8/0 only at this stage.
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Can vouch for those hooks Tazee, very sharp and tough as, we gave up trying to cut the end of and flattened the barb to get it out of me.
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Heard Murray squeal from the back of the boat. Photos are around somewhere.
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Originally posted by TAZEE TAZEE wrote:






High quality, chemically sharpened, forged hook with exclusive 'back eye'. The back eye means that the hook can be used successfully as a replacement for trebles on minnow lures in addition to being fitted to deepwater jigs. The unique design allows the hook to be fixed on a single split ring. To extend the working life, when used in a trolling situation, the attachment of a zinc anode  is recommended. Hook length 54mm. Gape 28mm.

Just recevied these;s bad boys..8/0 only at this stage.

so are these at lauries mate and how much please?
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