The hottest technique in blue water jigging assist hooks are rigged at the top of the lure where fish usually attack prey. The swinging chord used to tie assist hooks also attracts fish. With this rigging the fish is not able to use the weight of the lure as a lever and throw the hook. It also reduces the risk of the lures snagging the bottom or wreck.
Features
•Black Nickel VMC® hook
•Heavy-duty Dacron with protection tubing that prevents chafing
•Stiff rig avoids tangling around leader
Marcus on 08/25/2016 08:42pm
I ordered your Williamson assist hooks 11/0 as they were exactly the
dimension I need for a fishing expedition to Madagascar in December. Your price -
postage included - was much better than any deal in Europe.
Franklin on 11/05/2013 09:52am
i use them with 200 g williamson benthos jigs.
original ones have too small hooks that fix on the jig body.
with bigger hooks, this problem is over.
Andrew on 11/17/2012 06:30pm
Thanks for sending the hooks promptly, in regards to your question on how we
rig them. We use them on 85-125gm metal casting lures attached via the nose
and removing the rear treble. We are fishing a river mouth where it runs
through heavy surf and by wading out wearing a wetsuit we are able cast and
slowly retrieve the lures along or near the bottom for our target species
which is called mulloway which come in to feed on the baitfish that are
being swept out to sea. The assist hooks are good because they dont bury in
the sand like a treble does when the water sometimes gets a bit shallow and
act like an anchor and the hookup rate is pretty good. Will add a photo of
the river mouth, rigged lures and a couple of fish from the other day,
always good to chat about fishing as you probably know fisherman are great
talkers!
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