Fishing Hooks

Shop A Huge Range Of Fishing Hooks At Anaconda

At Anaconda, you can find a vast selection of fishing hooks for your needs. Whether you're fishing saltwater or freshwater, live bait or artificial, there will be a hook that can help you to land the fish of your dreams.

Choose From A Collection Of Hooks Including Bait And Lure Hooks

Types and sizes of hooks vary widely, and the pros and cons of various hooks provoke spirited debates between anglers. Whatever your preference, Anaconda stocks a huge variety of hooks for all types of fishing and species of target fish.

Fishing Hooks FAQs

How To Choose The Right Fishing Hooks

First, decide on the species of fish you want to land. Larger fish need larger hooks, smaller fish call for smaller hooks. Some fish are more suspicious, which means you will need a smaller hook to catch them unawares.

• Decide on your bait. Different hooks are designed for use with different kinds of bait and lures.
• Match your hook to your method of fishing. Some hooks are better for bait-casting, some for fly-casting, and others for bait and lure spin casting.
• Make sure the eye of the hook is closed, so the knot will not slip off the hook when a fish bites.
• Check the hook for sharpness. Some hooks are mechanically sharpened and can be resharpened. Chemically sharpened hooks are sharper but may not last as long and generally can't be resharpened.
• Choose a more resilient and durable hook if you want to avoid corrosion problems when saltwater fishing.
• Use barbless hooks if you're going to catch and release.

How Do I Know Which Hook Size To Buy?

Hook sizes can seem confusing at first - when the hook size is expressed in a single number, the size of the hook gets larger as the number gets smaller and vice versa - so a size 32 hook is smaller than a size 24, which is smaller than a 6. Larger hooks are defined with a slash symbol ( / ) and work in the opposite way, with a 1/0 being smaller than a 7/0 (pronounced 7-aught). The smallest standard sizes available are 32 and the largest 20/0.

Hooks are also made from various wire gauges or thickness. They run from very thin wire to thicker gauge wire - for example, you'll encounter fine wire, heavy wire, extra heavy, 2X heavy, 3X heavy, 4X heavy and thicker.

What are the different fishing hook shapes?

As well as being available in different sizes, hooks also come in a variety of shapes, such as J-hooks, circle-hooks, double and treble hooks, and more. Different species of fish and various bait or lures will require different hooks, so if you're starting out, buying an assortment of hooks is essential.

How do you tie hooks on the fishing line?

There are several ways to tie fishing hooks onto fishing lines. Some popular knot types include a Uni Knot, Half Blood Knot and Loop Knot. Discover the complete Guide on Three Basic Fishing Knots on our Adventure Centre.

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Discover the entire fishing range today and find quality brands such as Shimano, Berkley, Bigfish, Daiwa, Abu Garcia, Ugly Stik and many more! For more fishing advice and tips, check out the Adventure Centre for helpful articles, including How To Set Up Your Kid's Fishing Gear For Under $150 and Fishing Glossary of Commonly Used Terms.