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Triple hooks

  • Vanfook DT-38B, Strong fine treble hook

    Vanfook, a hook manufacturer in Japan, offers high-quality hooks for artificial baits. This DT-38B is for light rigs. Hook wires are fine. Best use for light games such as stream trout or saltwater. Its surface is coated by PTFE to remove friction in hooking, and to protect itself from rust. Made in Japan


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  • Ryugi Pierce Quad HPQ134, quad hooks for big swim baits

    Pierce Quad is to hook all bites, and never loose any fish on the bait. 4 ultra sharp points hook any fish biting on the bait, and rolling swivel eye repvents hook offs in fight. 2pcs per package. Made in Japan


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  • Vanfook DT-38BL-B, Strong fine, barbless treble hook

    Vanfook, a hook manufacturer in Japan, offers high-quality hooks for artificial baits. This DT-38BL-B is for light rigs. Hook wires are fine. Barbless hooks penetrate fish jaws with less power. Best use for light games such as stream trout or saltwater. Its surface is coated by PTFE to remove friction in hooking, and to protect itself from rust. Made in Japan


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  • Vanfook DT-35F, Stream treble medium hook 20pc pack

    Vanfook, a hook manufacturer in Japan, offers high-quality hooks for artificial baits. This DT-35F is for trout baits. Hook wires are fine. Its surface is coated by PTFE to remove friction in hooking, and to protect itself from rust. Made in Japan


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  • Vanfook DT-48F, Stream treble medium heavy hook

    Vanfook, a hook manufacturer in Japan, offers high-quality hooks for artificial baits. This DT-48F is for trout baits. Hook wires are thick for large games and PE braid tackle. Its surface is coated by PTFE to remove friction in hooking, and to protect itself from rust. Made in Japan


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