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Thread: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

  1. #16

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    Quote Originally Posted by ffejsmada View Post
    Yeah, I suppose with trebles having three shanks bends and hooks, fish could get more leveraqe to enable them to throw the hook. Never thought of that before.
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    Mackeral are masters at throwing trebles I reckon.....The single hook fixes them right up!

  2. #17

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    first thing I do with new slugs is remove the treble and put on singles. I find it much better on tuna and macks

  3. #18

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    Once again thanks for the info guys!
    What kinda size hooks would you put on say a 20 gram, 40 gram and 65 gram slug??? Simmo

  4. #19

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    Dunno if it'll affect casting with the smaller lures, but krisso and I tend to go with 4/0's for the 65's for tailor and 4/0 or 5/0's for the 85's

  5. #20

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    A bloke I used to work with used to use a single hook on homemade poppers. He was sick and tired of losing poppers to GTs and Queenies that he made his own as cheap as possible. He would cut a broom handle in lengths, pop wire trace through the middle,then glue it . Only a single hook and didn't even bother painting it. The first time I saw his poppers I thought there was something wrong with him but I was quickly proved wrong. He had no trouble hooking up and they would stay hooked.

    I still have trouble believing they used to work so well.

  6. #21

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    have been told a single hook is harder to throw and gets a beeter connection/hook up
    If i could get paid the same to fish, sorry boss but i ......!

  7. #22

    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    Sliders are being sold at Rogers at Carseldine

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