What hook is recommend?
The Octopus Beak, offset hook. .
We offer these hooks in the following sizes: #1 ,1/0, 2/0, 6/0. The 6/0 is for use with our large wraps for large game-fish. How durable is the wrap?
Type 1 wrap mesh is made of nylon. It is strong and can withstand multiple bites by fish that do not have razor teeth. Type 2,3 wraps are stronger. Our Double Wrap is even stronger. |
How do you hook the wrap? After injected bait into the wrap, close the wrap with the hook by inserting the hook at the edge of one corner of the open end of the wrap. Then insert the hook through the other edge of the open end of the wrap. This closes the open end and traps the bait inside. Finally, insert the hook through the middle of the wrap. You are ready to fish.
Great Tip! If the pesky bait thieves are swarming like Pinfish and others then Gnarl the wrap on the hook! Pass the hook several time through the wrap! |
What wRAP TO uSE?If using soft baits such as oysters, clams etc. The number one factor-- Are there small bait thieves in abundance? If yes use Type 2 or 3. If not then Type 1. Fishing in rough surf, use Type 3. Our 4 and 6 inch Type 1 wraps are great for frozen Scads (Cigar minnows) Frozen Anchovies and similar baits open link to view this product in action.
youtu.be/d2W7jCde5jI Our 4" Type 3 wrap is great for larger gamefish when a strong mesh is needed--see this link for demonstration. youtu.be/h1j2PtpSWKQ _______________________ IS The Material Used To Make The Wrap Safe? Nylon itself contains no compounds that are dangerous if ingested or dangerous to the environment. Like fishing line nylon can cause issues with marine life if not disposed of properly. |
What baits can be used? The Angler's Imagination is the only limitation. We encourage each angler to explore the world of "Cocktail" baits--Two or more baits mix together to form a even more powerful attractant. You know what baits work in your waters, now you can combine them and come up with the "Secret Bait"
The best fishing advice in a snap shot: Always use the smallest hook, weight, line you think you can get away with. Use common sense as starting point and adjust as condition change. Fresh bait is the best bait. Move if you not getting bites. Learn about your target fish--do your homework. Learn how to catch/gather/care fore bait (huge advantage to those that get good at this) Keep experimenting with the wrap-fishing-system, you will likely come up with a killer method for your local waters.
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