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Circlehook 12-17-2008 10:53 PM

Bulk Hooks
 
Anyone know where I can buy box's of 25, 50 or 100 Gamakatsu Live Bait HD hooks? Looking for 5/0 up to 7/0.

Maybe they don't even make bulk boxes, only seen in 5 packs.

:raiders: This thing has been just crying to get used, especially after last week. 4-12 where the good ol' days.

big jay 12-17-2008 11:20 PM

tightlines tackle in maine has them in bulk in their catalog. But I bet if you called one of the site sponsors like SWE or M&D's they could order them for you.

jkswimmer 12-18-2008 01:27 AM

I have seen them at EMS.

HESH2 12-18-2008 08:19 AM

try surfcaster in ct,if he does'nt have them can get them for you.

redlite 12-18-2008 11:17 AM

M&D's has them in boxes of 25 for $12. best deal around.
Shouldn't you be lookin for Circlehooks though?????

Circlehook 12-18-2008 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redlite (Post 647399)
M&D's has them in boxes of 25 for $12. best deal around.
Shouldn't you be lookin for Circlehooks though?????

Haha, yeah, I hate circlehooks for eels. I wish I could change my screename now, I abandoned circle's when I abandoned chunking last year. I was a complete newbie (not that I am Johnny Highhook now)

emgred 12-18-2008 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Circlehook (Post 647299)
Anyone know where I can buy box's of 25, 50 or 100 Gamakatsu Live Bait HD hooks? Looking for 5/0 up to 7/0.

Maybe they don't even make bulk boxes, only seen in 5 packs.

:raiders: This thing has been just crying to get used, especially after last week. 4-12 where the good ol' days.

Try this

http://www.captainhookswarehouse.com...=680&sizeid=13

Back Beach 12-18-2008 03:40 PM

Jon,

Just an FYI, but the real fishermen from Franklin use octopus hooks......:fishin: :laugha:

You can still change your screen name too. I'm actually thinking of changing mine to "rockhead" as I've been away from the sand for all too long now...Johnny Highhook has a nice ring to it...I'd go with that if I were you...:angel:

numbskull 12-18-2008 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Back Beach (Post 647487)
Jon,

Just an FYI, but the real fishermen from Franklin use octopus hooks......:fishin: :laugha:

You can still change your screen name too. I'm actually thinking of changing mine to "rockhead" as I've been away from the sand for all too long now...

Nah....don't do that. Better to combine something that reflects the true loves in your life.......like baseball and eels. Have you considered "Slimeball" for instance?

RIROCKHOUND 12-18-2008 04:16 PM

Buy a box of 6/0 mustad short shanks. 11cents each.
You can hone them all up in a night watching TV

Back Beach 12-18-2008 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 647495)
Nah....don't do that. Better to combine something that reflects the true loves in your life.......like baseball and eels. Have you considered "Slimeball" for instance?

Very funny, novacaine brain.:rude:

Circlehook 12-18-2008 04:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Back Beach (Post 647487)
Jon,

Just an FYI, but the real fishermen from Franklin use octopus hooks......:fishin: :laugha:

You can still change your screen name too. I'm actually thinking of changing mine to "rockhead" as I've been away from the sand for all too long now...Johnny Highhook has a nice ring to it...I'd go with that if I were you...:angel:

These ones are like a semi-octopus style, not a straight J-style. They are the best I've used so far. The circlehooks pretty much guarantee me a eelball, especially with smaller eels.

Back Beach 12-19-2008 08:58 AM

You can get the gami octopus in boxes of 100 for about $35. Thats pretty much all I've ever used for eels and chunks. I like to snell all of my hooks, so the turned back eye on the octopus hooks helps facilitate the snell knot and the ability to snug it down. With the snell knot you get a good direct pull on the hook shank.
As for breakage, I've gone through thousands of these hooks and I believe I've had exactly one break in 15 or so years using them.

fishaholic18 12-19-2008 09:35 AM

http://www.capecodtackle.com/Merchan...AMAKATSU+HOOKS


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