08-28-09, 10:23 PM | #1 |
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Lazer Trokar Hooks
Have any of you purchased or used these hooks. I just received mine in the mail today and will tell you more about them on Monday.
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08-29-09, 08:58 AM | #2 |
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Nope, too expensive for me. Gamakatsu's and Owner's work good enough for me anyways.
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08-29-09, 04:33 PM | #3 |
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they are high end for sure i got a pack.i am NOT impressed... sharp yes but tend to straighten very easily..alot like a diachii hook sharp as all get out but no back bone..
i'll stick with mustad trebles and gammy worm hooks zooker
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let me know what you think of em. there gonna have to be pretty good for me to switch from owners. never really have been to impressed with gammys for worm hooks...they straighten out too easy.
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I absolutely love these hooks. The best I have ever thrown and they are sharp. I think they are well worth the money. I would recommend them to any tournament fishermen because of my hooked to missed ratio over the weekend. I caught 18 bass and missed 2 over a 2 day period. That is a 90% ratio if I'm not mistaken. I will continue to give info on these hooks over the next week. Thanks guys.
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That is might darn good, especially when you consider that they pay a baseball slugger millions to hit the ball 33% of the time. I appreciate the report. Unfortunately, being that I don't fish tournaments (yet), it's just a little too steep in the price department for me at this time.
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Gamakatsu makes the EWG's in at least two different gauges of wire. The thinner gauge EWG does straighten a little sometimes when I get hung up. Haven't ever had one straighten on a fish but have had them bend out which could cost a guy fish. The heavier gauge ones have never bent on me, though I've had a few break. Either way I still prefer the sure penetration I get with the gammy's and actually prefer the thinner gauge hooks. It really just depends on the attributes that are most important to the angler.
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89% is good in my book lol. I still believe its 90% though. I caught 18 fish and missed 2. Thats 20 fish total and 2 misses. Thats 1 miss every 10 fish. So if I caught continued that same streak for 100 chances at catching the fish that would be 90 bass caught and 10 missed. lol. 90%
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Straightening Gammy's!?!?! What are you doing Hooking into sharks on 3/4" cable??? I occasionally will bend one a little outta whack when I snag them into wood on one of my braid rigs, but never seen one even budge from a mere fish...
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Either way, that is an excellent ratio. Yada yada. If I see these hooks in my area, I might buy a pack. Just from the pics they look scary sharp.
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Its okay islandbass. 89 to 90% is good but I believe it was actually my change in rods that helped me catch those fish. I have to say the combination of my new tiger rods and the lazer trokar hooks is what helped me catch those fish. I want to thank Tim at Tigerodz for making a very good sensitive and light weight rod. I believe that's what mad ethe difference.
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Hey guys, new to the forums on here. Been reading the past couple of days/weeks and like the information I am reading. I just bought a pack of the Trokar hooks today and plan on hitting the lake tonight for some testing. I'll report back when I get a chance. By the way, if anyone cares, I am a die hard Gammy fan so it took every ounce of me to break down and purchase a 6 pack for $10!
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Well, it's been over a week of using these hooks. I've only been out once in that time and was skunked! So stay posted, I'll eventually be able to report on how the new hooks hold up.
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09-12-09, 11:43 PM | #14 |
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Good grief Charlie Brown, 10 bux for 6 hooks. I am behind in the times again.
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Okay. I have another report. As far as the hooks straightening out if your hung up. They will. I am also using 50lb braid too. As far as sharpness. They receive a 10 out of 10 to me. I have been getting better hook ups and the fish are having a time throwing this hook. I actually have had to use my pliers a couple times to extract the hook from even the lip. All around a really good hook and I would have to say they are the best hooks on the market.
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Love the Trokar hooks great hooks. Very very strong and the price yeah they are pricey but the are very sharp i have switched from gamakatzu and i thought that day would never come. because gammy makes great hooks but the trokar just edge them out.
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