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Thread: Aberdeen Hook size for Panfish?

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    Default Aberdeen Hook size for Panfish?


    hey guys what is best all around size to get for Gills/bream? i want to order some Aberdeen hooks for these species for use with live baits. wax and maggots for gills. thanks!
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    Default hook size

    I have used mustad no.6 which is a blue wire hook for many years

    and it works real well.

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    6 and 8.
    If you are still getting gut hooking, try size 8 Octopus circle hooks, if you can find them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by no1son View Post
    6 and 8.
    If you are still getting gut hooking, try size 8 Octopus circle hooks, if you can find them.
    Ebay my friend ....

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    8 and I use 10's many times. Smaller the hook and line, better the bite.

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    I mainly use size 8 and once in a while a size 10.

    Eric

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    Owner mutu light circle hook size #10, BPS is the only place that I can find them, no more gut hooking.

    flymoron

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    214 eagle claw; regular wire not the extra light wire- will handle those bull bream and shellcrackers in heavy cover. I have used that hook for about 50 yrs.

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    I'm a big fan of the #10 as well, smaller the hook, the more fish I catch, I also prefer the long shank as it helps me unhook them

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    thanks for all the help guys!

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