Whether Im dredging a deep-diving plug in deep water or setting the hook on a shallow crankbait, I stick the rod butt into my ribcage to decrease fatigue in my forearm and give myself a more powerful hookset
High-Carbon Steel Fishing Hooks: Thin, Yet Strong And thats one of several reasons that many manufacturers have gotten away from producing stainless-steel hooks
Unlike our competitors models where you have to hammer them into the ground, we use a reinforced auger that you easily screw into the ground with the included handle
After all, theres no rules against rigging it Texas-style, Carolina-style, on a jighead, or with a nail weight
Details Premium baitcasting reel with smooth, 11-bearing system featuring corrosion-resistant, stainless-steel ball bearings C45 carbon sideplate: 45% carbon material for lightweight durability Six-pin centrifugal and magnetic breaking system for ultimate cast control Cam-locking sideplate enables quick adjustments Sturdy aluminum frame means exact gear alignment Sealed carbon drag system is always lubricated and smooth Durable carbon handle is 21% lighter than aluminum High-density EVA knob provides sure, comfortable grip Big baitcast power in low-profile design 11-bearing system w/ corrosion resistance Durable + lightweight carbon sideplate, handle 6-pin centrifugal + magnetic breaking system Cam-locking sideplate for easy adjustment Specs Braided Line Capacity (lb./yds.) 20/190, 30/140, 50/100 Frame Construction Aluminum Line Retrieval (per turn) 29.00 in Mono Line Capacity (lb./yds.) 10/175, 12/145, 17/100 Reviews Q & A We would love to hear your thoughts about our website
Production date 18thC (?) Production place Made in: Hawaiian Islands (?) Excavator/field collector Field Collection by: George Goodman Hewett Findspot Found/Acquired: Hawaii (As in "Hawaiian Islands") Materials wood bone fibre (olon?) Technique carved coiled (fibre) Dimensions Height: 13 centimetres Width: 6 centimetres Depth: 1.40 centimetres Curator's comments British Museum registration slip, written in 1891(?), reads: "Hawaii Pot-hook shaped fish hook of hard brown wood, circular section
