bleeding bait hooks

boogie Posted 1/23/2004 7:46 AM (#11923) Subject: bleeding bait hooks Member Posts: 29 Location: Ontario, Canada Hey guys, anyone use these ? For what presentation and how well did you do ? Big Grass Posted 1/23/2004 7:47 AM (#11924 - in reply to #11923) Subject: RE: bleeding bait hooks Member Posts: 215 Big Grass Posted 1/23/2004 7:50 AM (#11926 - in reply to #11923) Subject: RE: bleeding bait hooks Member Posts: 215 They worked great for perch for me. Although I havent used the treble hooks, I think they might be a good replacement on cranks. Troy Posted 1/24/2004 7:15 PM (#11995 - in reply to #11923) Subject: RE: bleeding bait hooks Member Posts: 226 Location: Oshkosh,WI Boogie, check this link out..... http://walleye.outdoorsfirst.com/articles/01.24.2004/171/Daiichi.Bl... I have switched every trailing hook on my crankbaits to a bleeding bait hook. My success rate has increased substantially. I am a firm believer in the red hooks after seeing how my fish react to them in my fish tank. Huge difference. Troy Musky Fishin Kevin Posted 1/26/2004 12:18 AM (#12037 - in reply to #11923) Subject: RE: bleeding bait hooks Member Posts: 67 Location: Sth/side Chicago I use the originals, Luretech's Power Glow painted Hot Hooks. Mike Boettcher out of Altoona Wis. came up with them.. Hard to get but well worth the effort. I use the trebles on any crankbaits I can, and regular hooks for live bait. He used to make snells, but stopped, though I think he still does hooks that can be used on snells. Edited by Musky Fishin Kevin 1/26/2004 12:20 AM