I am a blogger specializing in octopus fishing on Ameba Blog, called "Shun Papa II Octopus Fishing Diary." I devised 20 hooks for octopus lures. Hooks for octopus lures to catch octopus. Made of 1.6mm hard steel wire. Recommended for those who fish for octopus in areas where lure loss is common. I won't only write about the good things. First, the disadvantages: Since they are made of iron, they rust quickly after one use. -------------------------------------------------- But! If they rust or the hook tips become dull, you can polish them with a file or sandpaper, and even if they are deformed, you can fix them by hand and use them immediately. Photo ⑦ shows the condition after polishing off the rust. After use, wash with fresh water, remove the moisture, and dry thoroughly for storage. I usually fish for octopus with these hooks. -------------------------------------------------- Easy to attach to the lure. Copy and paste the text in "◯◯◯" below and search the internet for the blog. ↓↓↓ "Popular Article Series: Transforming 100-yen store lures into the strongest octopus lures" Even women and beginners can replace the hooks with these and attach them easily. -------------------------------------------------- Advantages: Once hooked, they won't come off! When you hook an octopus, they penetrate the thick legs, making it difficult for the hook to tear out. The corners of the hooks (keep points) hold the octopus, and you can easily pull out even a large octopus without it coming off! They don't come loose or break like commercially available hooks. The underwater balance of an octopus lure is crucial. Attaching them to a 3.5-inch lure will give anyone an octopus lure with the optimal balance shown in photo ④. If you often lose octopus, You will definitely notice a difference if you replace the hooks on your octopus lures with these. Why do commercially available octopus lures, Even though the hook tips are sharp, do they often come off? The shape of the hooks is the reason. Unlike these hooks, commercially available lure hooks don't have a point to keep the octopus hooked. Commercially available octopus lures The hooks are weak and the hook is shallow, so they only catch the octopus's skin, and the octopus's weight causes it to tear. With these hooks, they penetrate the thick legs and won't tear even with the weight of a large octopus, and they hook firmly, so they won't come off. -------------------------------------------------- Please read the description and purchase with understanding. Please do not purchase if you are a perfectionist, have high expectations, or have poor manners. Octopus Tenya (octopus jig) Octopus Lure Octopus Fishing Octopus Lure Hooks