This aggressive, curved-shank pattern has been designed to provide the ultimate hook-hold. The poi...This aggressive, curved-shank pattern has been designed to provide the ultimate hook-hold. The point is swept back towards the eye for improved penetration, whilst the eye is very slightly out-turned to allow use with strong monofilaments, as well as more subtle braid presentations. The beaked point withstands hitting hard ground brilliantly, whilst the large eye enables use with thicker materials. High grade forged carbon steel. Chemically sharpened points. PTFE coating. Available in size 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 - Barbed & Barbless
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This guide is for anglers seeking a reliable hook for enhanced hook-holds. Korum Grappler Hooks are designed with a curved shank and swept-back point for superior penetration. Keep in mind that the specific hook size should be chosen based on the bait and target species.
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Brand
Korum
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FAQs
What sizes are available?
Korum Grappler Hooks are available in sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, and 14.
What is the benefit of the curved shank?
The curved shank provides enhanced hooking performance, increasing the chances of a secure hook-hold.
Are the hooks barbed or barbless?
Korum Grappler Hooks are available in both barbed and barbless versions.
What materials are used in the hooks?
The hooks are made from high-grade forged carbon steel with a PTFE coating.
How do I choose the correct hook size?
Choose a hook size appropriate for the bait size and the target species. A general guideline is to match the hook size to the bait.
How should I store the hooks?
Store the hooks in a dry place to prevent rust and damage.
Can I use these hooks with braid?
Yes, the slightly out-turned eye allows for use with braid.
Troubleshooting
Hook point appears blunted.
Replace the hook immediately. Check for any damage or obstructions to the point before use.
Hook pulls out during the fight.
Check the hook size and bait size. Adjust hook size if necessary. Ensure the knot is tied correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Superior hook-hold due to the curved shank and swept-back point.
Durable design can withstand use in various fishing environments.
Versatile, compatible with both monofilament and braid lines.
Chemically sharpened points for immediate effectiveness.
Available in multiple sizes to suit different fishing needs.
Cons
Requires careful hook selection based on bait and target species.
Barbed versions may require more care when unhooking fish.
The aggressive design might not be suitable for all fishing styles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Choose the appropriate hook size for the bait and target species.
Attach the hook to your chosen rig using a suitable knot (e.g., Palomar knot).
Ensure the hook point is free from obstructions before casting.
Compatibility
Lines: Compatible with strong monofilaments and braid lines.
Baits: Suitable for use with a variety of baits, including boilies, pellets, and soft baits. Choose the hook size based on bait size.
Care
After each fishing trip, rinse the hooks with fresh water to remove any salt or debris.
Store the hooks in a dry place to prevent rust.
Inspect the hook point regularly and replace any hooks that have been blunted or damaged.