Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

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  • Pistol_P
    Ausfish Addict

    • Jul 2006
    • 3058

    #16
    Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

    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.
    ...
    Mackeral are masters at throwing trebles I reckon.....The single hook fixes them right up!

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    • krazyfisher
      Ausfish Platinum Member

      • Oct 2001
      • 2031

      #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

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      • Dart_Raider
        Ausfish Bronze Member
        • Aug 2005
        • 89

        #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

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        • jackash
          Ausfish Platinum Member
          • Jul 2003
          • 1134

          #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

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          • Chuckmeister
            Ausfish Bronze Member
            • Dec 2006
            • 135

            #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.

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            • geoff72
              Ausfish Platinum Member
              • Sep 2006
              • 1105

              #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 ......!

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              • Nog
                Ausfish Bronze Member

                • Jan 2007
                • 114

                #22
                Re: Tailor on metals - treble or single hook?

                Sliders are being sold at Rogers at Carseldine

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