Bass pro had these weighted ewg hooks and I bought some for use with a fluke if I want it weighted, but I tried it on a tube and then used it on a skirted double tail grub, and they are great.  The tubes action on these is great and it even gives it a little shimmy on the fall.  Also, these seem to be great in place of a jighead or even instead of texas rigged.  So, anyone fish any plastics on these other than swimbaits?

I use them for smaller worms like a 4" Power Worm, and on soft jerks or senkos when I'm fishing them really deep.

They're great with a single tail grub. Swimming or hopping.

Falcon

A buddy was just telling me he prefers that over a t-rig.

A buddy was just telling me he prefers that over a t-rig.

I'll have to try fishing them some more, but I might feel the same way.  The ones I bought are only 3/16 ounce, so I have been using them in more of a finesse presentation.

Are those "flutter" hooks?  We always used flutter hooks for flukes.

swim senkos,rage craws,rage annacondas,gambler flapper woms are all good with them.

Are those "flutter" hooks? We always used flutter hooks for flukes.

Bass Pro calls them vertical drop hooks, but they are just a weighted EWG hook and I originally bought them for using with flukes.  I guess they are just a basic swimbait hook with an offset instead of screw loc or keeper?

Yes. I thae used these "type" of hooks for tubes.  

Keel weighted hooks are applicable to numerous plastic baits