Beside hooks, there are a ton of shapes. The only thing I can think of is the some shapes are less likely to get stuck on a sticky bottom
If color does not matter much, do doubt the eyes will be an advantage.
Regarding jigs, how can you tell if the hook correct?
Also, in his book, John Skinner mentions using a blackfish jig for porgy. The hook looks too big on most I have seen.
They mentioned that the Penn and Shimano service is great. To paraphrase, they don't skimp and darn near replace everything. I guess that is great service. Funny how busy they are now. I would have thought everyone would panic in May when fluke season opened and they found their reel rusted...
I am meeting a friend for lunch. He mentioned he needed a new reel Fluke since Daiwa will not service his because it’s over 5 years old. He said he would never buy another Daiwa reel.
Is that lack of support and service for a reel standard? I have a Michell 300 Pro serviced like three years...
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