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Topic subject | rusty hooks |
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3542, rusty hooks Posted by , Sun Mar-08-09 04:36 PM
does any one know of any treble hooks and split rings for bass tackle that absolutely will not rust? not sure if there is such a thing but man it really sucks when a 25 dollar lure gets all rusty x(. let me know if you can, thanks!
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3544, RE: rusty hooks Posted by Mikes Z-260, Sun Mar-08-09 07:05 PM
You can get stainless steel hooks and rings from many tackle shops that carry saltwater gear. Bad thing about it though, if a fish takes your lure, the hooks will not rust out and can sometimes kill the fish if it can't shake the lure. Just a thought.
Mike
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3545, RE: rusty hooks Posted by swimbait, Sun Mar-08-09 07:28 PM
I don't know if there's any hardware that will never rust. Go striper fishing off the beach at Pacifica in the summer time for a few trips and most everything winds up getting rusty :) Steel hardware is good though.
A good way I've found to keep it from spreading / getting worse is to spray WD-40 on everything, then wipe clean with paper towels. Then empty out your tackle box, pull the dividers, and spray that all down with WD-40 as well
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3546, RE: rusty hooks Posted by Mikes Z-260, Sun Mar-08-09 07:41 PM
Another great tip I have found is those little packs of sodium silica that come with many products are to absorb moisture. I throw a couple of these in my tackle boxes and never have to deal with rust.
Mike
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3547, RE: rusty hooks Posted by , Mon Mar-09-09 09:56 AM
awesome, thanks for the tips!
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3548, RE: rusty hooks Posted by niKKo, Mon Mar-09-09 06:16 PM
I use some baits in fresh and salt along with some reels. I always rinse with freshwater and let dry then spray on some corrosion-x. Never any corrosion. This stuff is a must if you go both ways..
http://www.corrosionx.com/
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