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Looking for a decent carp hook but struggling to find one that suits? Here are a few tips to help you get right to the point.

The first thing you need to ensure with a decent carp hook is that it’s going to be sharp. Most hooks are supplied chemically sharpened nowadays but you still need to check each one when you take it from the packet as you’d be surprised how many have slightly blunted ends – which can be the difference from an aborted take and a fish on the bank!

Many tips get blunted due to the way they all jiggle about in the same pack, so look out for those which are held individually within the pack, guarding against unnecessary wear, which can amount to quite a lot when they’ve spent months rubbing against each other on a slow boat from China, Japan, or wherever your hooks may have been manufactured!

Secondly you need a carp hook to be strong. Once it’s hooked the fish you need to ensure it’s going to get it in, so go for a good gauge that’s not going to open up under extreme pressure, there are some fantastic hooks about nowadays designed for use in countless different situations, but our overriding advice on all matters relating to hooks would be not to scrimp. If you’re on a budget look to save money in other areas of your fishing, but make sure you’ve got good quality hooks on your rigs or else you could be wasting your time!

Those with forged bends will remain strong under pressure and Teflon coatings can aid durability, but again, make sure you check the sharpness of your hook before each cast. You’d be amazed how easy it is to blunt a point simply on retrieving the rig from the water when you don’t even feel a thing. Again, it could be the difference between a fish lost and a fish banked – and we know which we’d rather have!

Whichever type you go for, it pays to have a few different sizes to choose from, too. You can then effectively match the size of your hook to your hookbait so that they are evenly matched, and smaller sized hooks may be required for stalking and surface fishing, for example.

 

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