Have any of you tried the new double hooks by tru tungsten or gambler for the plastic frogs? If so, what do you think about them. I bought a pack of each and tried rigging them up. I definitely think the gambler hook with the corkscrew has a lot of potential. I'm not really crazy about the tru tungsten one though so far. I haven't been able to try either of them out on the water yet though.

I am going to try them.  Think they will work better then a single hook

Even if the hook up ratio is the same, it will be worth it if they keep the frog running straight. With the tru tungsten hook I was tearing the frog up trying to rig it. They show a video on it but the way the do it to not tear up the frog, you have to retie every new frog. They aren't cheap at 5 bucks for two hooks. But when your'e using braid you really don't lose many.

Try the steel Fish hooks.  ;D  

George, I haven't tried those as of yet but I will this spring and summer for sure..I have been using the 5 and 6/0 EWG Gammy superline hooks....have had excellent hookup ratios with them. I think the key with these hooks is to pause just a split second after the strike and let the fish load up just a touch before setting the hook. Bigger hooks work well also but I feel that the toads or frogs aren't lost or torn up as bad with 5 and 6/0's.

Big O

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I haven't had much problem with hookups. The problem I have is with keeping the frog from rolling over, especially if it gets torn up a  bit.