Comments: I have used these for almost a decade. Have found no better way to wacky rig unless the water is very shallow (1 1/2 ft. or less). In this later case, you don't want the lead. I seldom miss a hook set. Have caught bass from 1 lb. to 7 on these. The hooks are very strong and sharp, although I still file them before use.

From: Unknown: 3/26/20

Comments: This is my fave for using while whacky fishing the hooks are super sharp and adds just enough weight to make the difference. YOU will NOT be sorry!!

From: Warren: Lake Saint Louis 6/10/19

Comments: Cannot comment on their "on the water" effectiveness yet (although there's no doubt they will catch fish as sure as any wacky rig does), I can say that it's a very cool and innovative design. It's a quality hook. As for the "small diameter" and "large diameter" they are not too much different. The small diameter is not rly "small"...these are not going to fit on narrow inchy wacky worms like a damiki kaiser or a roboworm ST. The "small diameter" fit nice and SNUG on a 5" senko worm...it was quite snug/tight but not too much. I prefered it over the large diamer which also fits the 5" senko well but slides over more easily. Either one will work with whatever bait you're using pretty much but if you're using something wider than ur standard 5" senko like a Damiki Hot Dog or a Wave Worm Bamboo Stick, go with the large diameter...not sure they'd fit that wide a bait tho but probably. But the small diameter will not fit any slim worms and the large won't fit anything REAL fat...Remember the hook goes thru the worm and the weight so regardless, the weight is held in place/pegged in spot by the hook itself so it's not the end of the world if it's a bit loose but they can fit most medium width stuff.

From: Tanner: Westport, Massachusetts, USA