Owner Covershot Hooks

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Description

The Owner Cover Shot Hooks, Model 4107 is a light finesse style hook for rigging small worms and baits.  Typically used as a drop shot hook, this hook is made from fine wire for easy hooksets with light lines.  The bait keeper is meticulously wrapped onto the shank to prevent the keeper from sliding or spinning.  The monofilament keeper allows soft, supple baits to be threaded over it without damage, yet still holds extremely well once on the other side.  Owner Cover Shot Hooks come with Super Needle Point and Silky Gray friction-less finish.


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Size 2
4107-096
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4107-106
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4107-116
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4107-126
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4107-136
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4107-146
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Kevin Cichy Sr.

Owner Covershot Hooks

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Dennis Young
Cover shot for Trout?

I would love to see a smaller hook and lighter gauge wire in the future. I use these hooks for trout at times and the number 2 hooks are just too large, especially if your catching and releasing.

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David Valencia

Owner Covershot Hooks

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Timothy Fournet
owner cover shot 2/0

Great product

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Brad Mitchell
Excellent hook 💯

Thin wire & Teflon coated makes for very positive hooksets. Great for Texas/Free rigs, drop shots, etc. Only bad thing about it, there's not a lot of adhesives that truly bond well with Teflon and the one they use to hold the hook keeper in place isn't one of them. That being said, it doesn't last very long and starts to move on the hook. That doesn't really bother me though as I can tie a much tighter keeper in place that doesn't move or come apart. Obviously, I new all of this before I ever purchased them.

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