Krappie
02-23-2003, 04:29 PM
I know what you're thinking.Deja Vu all over again?
I had posted on another Message Board so bear with me. But I want to see if there is anyone else that can shed some light for me.
Hey maybe I can get Kingfisher to come out of the wood work and tell me whether he changes his hooks on the Lokes. I know he's a big fan of Lokes. I was wondering if anyone is using the 9 1/2" Lokes with the hooks that are supplied? They are unique in which only two barbs are on the bottom two hangers. There's a treble on back. The two barbed hooks on the bottom no doubt keep from tearing up the bait when trolled so that's definitely a pluse. But how are they for hooking up when a fish pops it? They seem a little small for the size of the bait and was wondering if they should be upsized. Or am I worrying about nothing.
catch ya later,
Krappie
P.S. I was skeptical about the Eagle Tails with the single hooks, but that has been put aside by some fished caught on them. Sometimes less is better.
I had posted on another Message Board so bear with me. But I want to see if there is anyone else that can shed some light for me.
Hey maybe I can get Kingfisher to come out of the wood work and tell me whether he changes his hooks on the Lokes. I know he's a big fan of Lokes. I was wondering if anyone is using the 9 1/2" Lokes with the hooks that are supplied? They are unique in which only two barbs are on the bottom two hangers. There's a treble on back. The two barbed hooks on the bottom no doubt keep from tearing up the bait when trolled so that's definitely a pluse. But how are they for hooking up when a fish pops it? They seem a little small for the size of the bait and was wondering if they should be upsized. Or am I worrying about nothing.
catch ya later,
Krappie
P.S. I was skeptical about the Eagle Tails with the single hooks, but that has been put aside by some fished caught on them. Sometimes less is better.