Comments: I have used Owner Cover Shot hooks for t-rigging drop shot baits because they were sold at a local store. But I never really liked their bait keeper so I looked for something different and found these Rebarb hooks. I really like the bait keeper on this hook. The keeper on the Cover Shot is smaller and it can't difficult to get a fat roboworm to stay in place. The keeper on the Rebarb is longer and holds baits much better, IMO. Oh and I like that you can buy light wire of medium wire.

From: Mike: Durham, NC 8/8/22

Comments: Just used these hooks for the first time a couple of weeks ago for my drop shot fishing. There has been a really good deep spotted bass bite during this time. Zoom Finesse worms have been great paired with these hooks. They are thin, but very durable, point stays sharp after many hook ups. These will now be my go to DS hook.

From: Jeff: Bella Vista, AR 11/11/21

Comments: Use a Snell knot when you rig these on a drop shot rig, the hook stands out straight; or sometimes better yet in an up position. You will need to figure out which way to align your bait on the hook, but the fish don't know. Terry Scroggins does a great tutorial on this.

From: Unknown 7/1/20

Comments: Great T rig DS hook, sharp and truly a light wire for awesome penetration.  I use the #2 for 3 and 3.5 shad and goby profile baits.  Can be tricky to rig now and then due to the curve in shad bellies but it can be done if the initial angle you run the hook through the head is right.  Only drawback is if you run in to a pickerel and they take it deep pliers will bend the wire making the hook useless.  I just take my curved forceps I use for flies and use them if need be and they don't seem to do as much damage.

From: Rusty S: NJ 10/10/19

Comments: I prefer this hook over all others when I want or need to Texas Rig a drop shot. Sometimes, having that longer shank setting up the hook back farther can make a big difference over a smaller hook for other riggings. One "trick" that many here will know is when T-Rigging worm hooks like these, don't come straight down but press the point through at about a 45 degree angle; then, when you bring the hook back into the meat of the plastic worm, it sets it up where you can leave the point embedded at what is a strong penetrating angle, not lying flat. This makes the hook point sort of "jumps out" to snag the fish better. Weedless, too! Better hook-ups. And, one other point: When you T-Rig, say a Roboworm, make certain that when you "spin" the worm around to push it up toward the hook eye and the keeper, that you fully turn it before you encounter the keeper. If you wait to make the final twist after the worm is pushed beyond this point, it will scrape and hollow out a lot of worm plastic. It'll holder tighter if you push it up over the keeper already oriented in the proper direction.

From: Brad: Athens, TX  4/18/18

Comments: I agree with Cavan from Virginia, but i use the #1 light wire for 6" Roboworms.  Today i caught a 21" 5.84 lbs bass on 6" Fat Bold Bluegill. on DS.  Two weeks ago i caught a 4.27 same rig with 8lb Seaguar Invizx.  Love these hooks.  Get's them every time!

From: John: Gaithersburg 8/25/17

Comments: Best hooks for drop shot fishing! I use the 1/0 light wire for 6 inch roboworms! Always hooks em perfectly! Only hooks I use for drop shotting!

From: Cavan - Virginia 6/27/17

Comments: I used these hooks for the first time today & I can't believe how good they are when fishing a drop shot. Simply reel down until tight & the hook is buried every time.

From: Mike: IA 7/13/16

Comments: If you aren't nose hooking a robo worm & NOT using these, you are not using the optimal set up. Life is short, fish it right. I'm going to patent that statement. Yup.

From: Jay6: TX 9/18/15

Comments: I started use these on my Drop shot rigs and never looked back. I only use them now 4 1/2" & 6" roboworms. I recently started using the med. wire for Tex rig 6" roboworms & have not used anything else. Awesome hooks. If you haven't tried them, definitely worth it.

From: Ryan: San Diego, CA 8/13/15

Comments: Aaron gave me a few packs of these when I met him. They are great. I love that they are made from a Gamie strait shank worm hook. They took that Gamie hook and made even better. Aaron is right when he told me I would never use another hook for my drop-shoting. I am using the #2 for my 4 1/2' Roboworms (which Aaron also gave me a few bags of). He told me that Tackle Warehouse is the one-stop shop for all of our favorite Bass gear.

From: River Brown Outdoors: Phoenix, AZ 5/1/14

Comments: These hooks are the best! If you like flipping plastic worms, especially finesse. These are it.  Tie a snell knot on these and you will stick every fish.

From: Jon: East Fallowfield, PA.

Comments: Bad little hook, it's all I use on a Drop Shot and Split Shot.  Once you hook them they're almost allways yours, I've actually had to break these hooks to get them out of fish's mouths.  They are always hooked in the top of the mouth and it hooks them deep.

From: Jake: SC

Comments: Sharp hook the rebarb holds well but if your buying this hook for smallmouth bass fishing, DON'T, this thing kills almost every fish you hook. The shank is to long so you either hook its throat or its gills and end up killing the fish. Good for largemouth, terrible for smallmouth.

From: Matt: MN

Comments: These hooks really blew me away. I caught around 50 fish using a single size 1 light wire hook without ever sharpening the hook. That included several decent fish over 4lbs. These things are such a small diameter that it's hard not to get a good hookset. I use em until they are so worn out the keeper falls off.

From: Chris: Pell City, AL

Comments: Hands down the best hook for Texas rigged soft plastic worms.  I pour my own worms and I make them really soft and this is the only hook I use for them. 

From: Frank: Makakilo, HI

Comments: This is a wonderful hook at a more than wonderful price.  The medium wire 3/0 is a great hook for rigging one of my go-to's, the Berkley 4" Crazy legs Chigger craw.  The barb NEVER slides out of place.  I use every size of the Roboworm Rebarbs for all of my texas rigs, baitcasting a dropshot, and senkos.

From: Matt: North Haven, CT

Comments: Great hook, stays sharp, holds worms perfectly even when fished in heavy weeds and timber, my favorite worm hook.

From: Will: Depere, WI