The hayabusa NRB #8’s have worked for me on the jr +1

@NoFroFishing Use this table. You can find many trebles of various sizes and weights which can be used to swap out/upgrade (in both grams and grains). Additionally, you can also play around with split rings to dial in weights. Scroll to the latest post to get most recent Google Drive with the stats.

To make things easier, I've already weighed existing stock trebles and splits rings for many brand jerkbaits and cranks.

What I primarily use for Jr's in cool to moderate temp water: Owner ST-26 ("Twenty six") #5626-031 (size 8)

As mentioned above a couple times, water temps matter. So I actually swap out diff hooks at different times of year to ensure consistent suspension.

Something else to think about: Bending the hooks out on Megabass 110's and Jr can also be solved by using lighter line and rod. For example, 12lb or higher flourocarbon with a 6'10" Shimano Expride (is a popular setup) will def bend out Jr's hooks. Instead, for fishing smaller jerkbaits (Jr's and down) I'll use a spinning rig with 8-lb or less line w/ the drag set modestly and I never bend out the Jr's hooks.

Good luck, John

Google Docs

Treble, Split Ring Weights.xlsx