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Eagle Claw HP Hook?

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  • Super User

I have a bunch of these hooks that I just found hidding in my tackle box. I have not used these hooks. Have any of you fished them?

they have a little wire up on the eye of the hook to hold the bait on.

  • Super User

I like the keeper on the hook eye but don't like the hook style. I bought then for fishing with tubes which they were designed for.

I picked up several packs of these about a year ago for $.47 a pack and haven't found a use for them yet.  :-/

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  • Super User

As Wayne P said, they were made for tube baits. I will have to go into the lab and try them on other baits and see what I can come up with! ::) :)

  • Super User

Are they the Shaw Grigsby hooks? I bought some for tube fishing with weight inserts...haven't really used them the bait doesn't seem to stay on the hook, even with the little wire at the top

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  • Super User
Are they the Shaw Grigsby hooks? I bought some for tube fishing with weight inserts...haven't really used them the bait doesn't seem to stay on the hook, even with the little wire at the top

Yes they are the Shaw Grigsby hooks!

  • BassResource.com Administrator

Yes, I've used them a lot over the years.  They work best on finesse baits such as tubes and grubs, and anything on a splitshot rig.  Not so much on larger plastics because it makes the worms "bend" upward at the front, plus the bullet weight will point "up".

But for the finesse baits - great stuff!

Take the wire keeper off the HP hooks and then put the keeper on your favorite EWG hook. Works great!

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