I am a blogger specializing in octopus fishing on Ameba Blog, called "Shun Papa II Octopus Fishing Diary." I have devised a hook for octopus eggs to catch octopus: Made of 1.6mm hard steel wire, 20 pieces Recommended for those who fish for octopus at points where they often lose their eggs. I won't only write about the good things. First, the disadvantages: Since it is made of iron, it rusts quickly after use. -------------------------------------------------- But! If it rusts or the hook tip becomes dull, you can polish it with a file or sandpaper, and even if it deforms, you can fix it by hand and use it immediately. Photo ⑦ shows the rusted state being polished. After use, wash with fresh water, remove moisture, and dry thoroughly for storage. I usually fish for octopus with these hooks. -------------------------------------------------- Easy to attach to the egg. Copy and paste the text in "◯◯◯" below and search the net for the blog: ↓↓↓ "Popular Article Series: Transforming 100-yen store eggs into the strongest octopus eggs" Even women and beginners can replace the hooks with these and easily attach them. -------------------------------------------------- Advantages: Once hooked, it won't come off! When you hook an octopus, it penetrates the thick legs, making it difficult to tear, and the octopus stops at the corner of the hook (keep point), so you can easily pull out even a large octopus without it coming off! It doesn't come off or break like commercially available hooks. The underwater balance of the octopus egg is crucial. Attaching it to a size 3.5 egg will allow anyone to easily create an octopus egg with the optimal balance shown in photo ④. If you often lose octopus, You will definitely notice the difference if you replace the hooks of your octopus eggs with these. Why do commercially available octopus eggs often come off even though the hook tips are sharp? The shape of the hook is the cause. Unlike these hooks, commercially available egg hooks do not have a point to keep the octopus when hooked. Commercially available octopus eggs have weak hooks and shallow hooking, which feels like hooking the octopus's skin, causing the octopus to tear due to its weight. With these hooks, it penetrates the thick legs and does not tear even with the weight of a large octopus, and it hooks firmly, so it won't come off. -------------------------------------------------- Please read the explanation and purchase with understanding. Please do not purchase if you are nervous, seek perfection, or have poor manners. Octopus Tenya Octopus Egg Octopus Fishing Octopus Egg Hook