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01-22-2008, 07:57 AM
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 What is: Alaska Hooks Alaska Hooks: I hadn't heard of this term before. Thought I'd make a "What is" post to describe and make it easy to search... Looks like a medium length, straight shank, large gap, heavy guage, large eye, J-shaped hook. Cabelas recommends them for replacing trebles with singles where local regulations require. Recently recommended as live bait hooks for bowfin fishing - strong & sharp enough to hook their bony jaws. NCpierman's recent post referencing Alaska Hooks (Rainy Day Bowfinning) Feel free to add/correct this description... Pics below:     |
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