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SKU: 389210-089726112129
Built for anglers who want more rigging options, these hooks are suited to targeting multiple species with live or plastic bait. Their swivel design allows them to be fished behind spinner blades or paired with a simple bead, giving you flexibility when setting up for trolling or other creative presentations. The bait keeper barbs on the shank are intended to help hold bait in place during use. Originally developed for walleye trolling in the Midwest, they fit well into setups where experimentation and adaptability matter.
Versatile Design
Supports multiple rigging applications for
Can Be
Used behind spinner blades or
Integrated Gamakatsu
Swivel adds flexibility to creative
Bait Keeper
Barbs help hold live and
Pack Four
Practical quantity for tackle storage
| Bait Keeper Barbs | Yes |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Designed For | Multiple species |
| Hook Type | Spin Bait |
| Live Bait Compatible | Yes |
| Original Development | Walleye trolling in the Midwest |
| Pack Quantity | 4 |
| Plastic Bait Compatible | Yes |
| Rigging Options | Behind spinner blades or with a simple bead in front |
| Size | 1 |
| Swivel | Gamakatsu swivel |
| Upc | 089726112129 |
The Gamakatsu TGW Spin Bait Hooks Black NSC 1 are designed as versatile spin bait hooks for targeting multiple species. They were originally developed for walleye trolling in the Midwest and can be used in creative rigging applications.
Yes. The product description says they can be rigged behind spinner blades, or used alone with a simple bead in front of them.
The pack quantity is 4.
Yes. The bait keeper barbs on the shank are described as holding live and plastic baits securely in place.
The description says they are designed to target multiple species, but it does not list specific species beyond noting their original use for walleye trolling.