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Tronixpro beast hook

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Just seen some tronixpro hooks in the local tackle shop. There a bronzed uptide pattern they look similar to mustad vikings. Anyone used them before? Wonder if they bend out of snags as well as the vikings.
 
#2 ¡
I bought some of the beast hooks, although not the uptide ones in a 4/0 a few weeks back:)

I have used them for 4 sessions now and am very impressed with them:) they have a nice fine point and a neat tidy barb thats not too prominent, theyalso touch up very easily with a fine stone.

I have had cod every session since I used them and not dropped any bites.

They dont feel as brittle as snapakumas and I flexed/bent one out of a snap with 30lb braid with no problems :)
 
#3 ¡
I bought some of the beast hooks, although not the uptide ones in a 4/0 a few weeks back:)

I have used them for 4 sessions now and am very impressed with them:) they have a nice fine point and a neat tidy barb thats not too prominent, theyalso touch up very easily with a fine stone.

I have had cod every session since I used them and not dropped any bites.

They dont feel as brittle as snapakumas and I flexed/bent one out of a snap with 30lb braid with no problems :)
Strength wise ,How do these compare to Vikings. I use Varivas BMX for pretty much all my fishing which is generally for bigger fish I hate Vikings and regard them as fine wire hooks suitable for small fish only and don't want to buy these Tronix hooks if they are similar.
 
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I like 4/0 and 6/0 Vikings for big worm based baits for codling and bass from the shore. I dont use hooks smaller than that for the fishing I do. Shame they don't make a 5/0 though. You'll struggle to bend a 6/0. I'll stick to Mustad - by the box they're not expensive and good hooks are worth their weight in gold. It's the very last item of tackle I'd scrimp on.
 
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I like 4/0 and 6/0 Vikings for big worm based baits for codling and bass from the shore. I dont use hooks smaller than that for the fishing I do. Shame they don't make a 5/0 though. You'll struggle to bend a 6/0. I'll stick to Mustad - by the box they're not expensive and good hooks are worth their weight in gold. It's the very last item of tackle I'd scrimp on.
I also use vikings 4/0 on pulleys 1/0 on 3 hook rigs on the rough there my favourite hook. Strong bimini twist and they will bend out without snapping, there just getting harder to get hold of around my area