Have been using plastic hook on nylon rope stringers off the kayak all along. However it can be a struggle to pierce even the softer lower jaw of a fluke with even sharp plastic hooks and I want to go back to steel. Any recommendations ? Was looking at this one: Amazon.com : Vbestlife Stainless Steel Fishing Stringer Fish Lock Buckle Durable Pro Chain Stringers with 5 Snap Hook Ropes Fishing Gear Kit Accessory : Sports & Outdoors
(I used to only want the ones with ten hooks so I could have our snapper barbecues but with a limit of 3 I will just be live lining them.)
or this one: Amazon.com : Lazy river road outfitters 550 Paracord 5 Hook Fish Stringer (Green and Black) : Sports & Outdoors
Actually, I just pulled the trigger on the second one. I like that the "hooks" don't have a swivel between them and the main cord. Main cord is a bit short to drag behind the yak but some of my own paracord takes care of that.
(I used to only want the ones with ten hooks so I could have our snapper barbecues but with a limit of 3 I will just be live lining them.)
or this one: Amazon.com : Lazy river road outfitters 550 Paracord 5 Hook Fish Stringer (Green and Black) : Sports & Outdoors
Actually, I just pulled the trigger on the second one. I like that the "hooks" don't have a swivel between them and the main cord. Main cord is a bit short to drag behind the yak but some of my own paracord takes care of that.
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