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Old October 25th, 2004, 10:37 PM
Lucky Luke
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"Derek.Moody" ha scritto nel messaggio
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In article , Victor
wrote:
I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they

don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.


There's little point in trying to keep hooks smaller than about 4/0 after
a trip. Any time you touch rock, shell or even sand you take a little off
the sharpness and resharpening small hooks is difficult. They are cheap
enough that you may as well throw the used hooks away when you get home
after each trip.

I do not use stainless steel hooks for general fishing. I reckon it is
better that any hooks I lose rust away quickly rather than wash ashore in
a bundle of seaweed where some animal or child might encounter them.

I have no idea who makes all the hooks I use (I don't store them in
manufacturers packs.) Some of them are probably Mustads but these days
in the UK it is hard to find bad hooks.


True. I got different hooks from relatives in UK(London) and i was very
satisfied even if they were not from famous brand.


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Old October 25th, 2004, 10:40 PM
Lucky Luke
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"Marty" ha scritto nel messaggio
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"Victor" wrote in message
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I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they

don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.

Surely it is better if they rust as deep hooked fish (and fish lost on
traces) might live when the hook rusts out ?


I agree with you. Is good for fishes but not for fisherman.


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Old October 25th, 2004, 10:42 PM
Lucky Luke
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"Victor" ha scritto nel messaggio
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I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.


In fact ...it *was*.
Not all Mustads are good. Some is good and some is not.
At the moment Gamakatsu is the leader, followed by Partridge, Eagle Claw and
VMC.




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Old October 25th, 2004, 10:42 PM
Lucky Luke
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"Victor" ha scritto nel messaggio
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I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.


In fact ...it *was*.
Not all Mustads are good. Some is good and some is not.
At the moment Gamakatsu is the leader, followed by Partridge, Eagle Claw and
VMC.




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Old October 26th, 2004, 09:15 AM
Marty
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"Lucky Luke" wrote in message
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"Victor" ha scritto nel messaggio
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I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they

don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.


In fact ...it *was*.
Not all Mustads are good. Some is good and some is not.
At the moment Gamakatsu is the leader, followed by Partridge, Eagle Claw

and
VMC.

you can get hooks that have a perma-steel finnish which don't seem to rust

i got mine from www.uk-hooks.org he does Mustad ,Eagle Claw and
VMC as well as other makes and cheap!






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Old October 27th, 2004, 10:16 AM
Cliff
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Default Mustard hook problem

His Red VMC hooks are brilliant,me & the misses pulled dozens of whiting in
at Blackpool when people were struggling to connect & every one went back
alive as they were hooked before swallowing it

"Marty" wrote in message
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"Lucky Luke" wrote in message
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"Victor" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power
hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they

don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.


In fact ...it *was*.
Not all Mustads are good. Some is good and some is not.
At the moment Gamakatsu is the leader, followed by Partridge, Eagle Claw

and
VMC.

you can get hooks that have a perma-steel finnish which don't seem to
rust

i got mine from www.uk-hooks.org he does Mustad ,Eagle Claw and
VMC as well as other makes and cheap!








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Old October 27th, 2004, 10:16 AM
Cliff
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Default Mustard hook problem

His Red VMC hooks are brilliant,me & the misses pulled dozens of whiting in
at Blackpool when people were struggling to connect & every one went back
alive as they were hooked before swallowing it

"Marty" wrote in message
...

"Lucky Luke" wrote in message
...

"Victor" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
I did lots of see fishing this summer. I used Mustard 3406 power
hooks.
They have a salt water tag on the pack. I presumed this means they

don't
rust. I was wrong. They are crap. The mustard aberdeens I used were

fine
but the 3406 were covered with rust after first use. What the hell is

going
on? I thought mustard was a leading brand.


In fact ...it *was*.
Not all Mustads are good. Some is good and some is not.
At the moment Gamakatsu is the leader, followed by Partridge, Eagle Claw

and
VMC.

you can get hooks that have a perma-steel finnish which don't seem to
rust

i got mine from www.uk-hooks.org he does Mustad ,Eagle Claw and
VMC as well as other makes and cheap!








 




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