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Offset Vs Straight Circle Hooks. The inline circle hooks are the ones that are “tournament legal” and required to fish in many tournaments. In this video, i’m going to break down what size circle hook you should use for each type of bait, and some general guidelines to help you understand more about pairing circle hooks with live, cut or dead bait. If you run the line through the front side on the last loop you might as well not be. The idea is to pull on the shank straight. Many anglers assume all circle hooks are the same or “legal” for all areas, but circle hooks are also available with offset and inline points. The difference between inline and offset circle hooks. Inline circle hooks increase the chance of you hooking a fish in the lips or jaw, which increases their chance of survival when you release them. The point is off to the side and doesn’t line up with the shank. Which you choose will depend on your style of fishing and your personal preference. Offset circle hooks are easy to identify. Rick and dave give the table test to quickly determine if a hook is inline or offset. The hook point does not directly face the hook shaft. By then, the tide is high, the creek is leveled out, and the fish break up and scatter.

In this video, i’m going to break down what size circle hook you should use for each type of bait, and some general guidelines to help you understand more about pairing circle hooks with live, cut or dead bait. By then, the tide is high, the creek is leveled out, and the fish break up and scatter. The hook point does not directly face the hook shaft. Rick and dave give the table test to quickly determine if a hook is inline or offset. The inline circle hooks are the ones that are “tournament legal” and required to fish in many tournaments. Which you choose will depend on your style of fishing and your personal preference. Inline circle hooks increase the chance of you hooking a fish in the lips or jaw, which increases their chance of survival when you release them. Offset circle hooks are easy to identify. The point is off to the side and doesn’t line up with the shank. If you run the line through the front side on the last loop you might as well not be.

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Offset Vs Straight Circle Hooks In this video, i’m going to break down what size circle hook you should use for each type of bait, and some general guidelines to help you understand more about pairing circle hooks with live, cut or dead bait. The hook point does not directly face the hook shaft. The idea is to pull on the shank straight. The difference between inline and offset circle hooks. If you run the line through the front side on the last loop you might as well not be. Inline circle hooks increase the chance of you hooking a fish in the lips or jaw, which increases their chance of survival when you release them. In this video, i’m going to break down what size circle hook you should use for each type of bait, and some general guidelines to help you understand more about pairing circle hooks with live, cut or dead bait. Offset circle hooks are easy to identify. Rick and dave give the table test to quickly determine if a hook is inline or offset. Many anglers assume all circle hooks are the same or “legal” for all areas, but circle hooks are also available with offset and inline points. Which you choose will depend on your style of fishing and your personal preference. The point is off to the side and doesn’t line up with the shank. By then, the tide is high, the creek is leveled out, and the fish break up and scatter. The inline circle hooks are the ones that are “tournament legal” and required to fish in many tournaments.