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    I am using small regular shank hooks (size escapes me) to drop shot gills. Has anyone found a good hooking and harder to swallow, and easier removal hook? Was thinking about trying a longer shank cricket type hook.
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    true turn # 6 or 8 .
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    Long shank cricket hook works well for easy removal.
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    I like sizes 10, 8, 6 bait holder hooks in that order. Size 10 holds maggots and meal worms better. They usually hook in the lip and it is easy to remove.
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    #6 Truturn or #6 Mosquito hook.

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    If you're looking for easy hook removal, you might try just bending down the barb. I've been fishing barbless now for several years, and my catch rate has not suffered that I can tell. Also, since I fish alone most of the time, getting a hook out of my finger was easy the only time it happened...FWIW.
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