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| Name | FTM JustPro Little Hook File - Hakenschärfer |
| EAN | 4250203397964 |
| MPN | 112686 |
| Brand | FTM |
| Tool Type | Hook sharpener |
| Material | Diamond (sharpening surface) |
| Length | 10cm |
| Water Type | Flowing water |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Sharpening Type | Diamond |
| Hook Size Compatibility | Medium and large predator hooks, including single, treble and jig hooks |
It suits common medium and large single, treble and jig hooks for zander, pike and catfish fishing. Grooves align the hook for resharpening after snags or bottom contact. Very small trout or fine-wire hooks may need a specialist fine sharpener instead.
Yes. The diamond surface works when wet, and the file is only 10 cm long. It fits in a fishing bag so you can resharpen a dulled point at the water after a snag.
Check the point after each snag. If it slides across a fingernail rather than catching lightly, it needs sharpening. Replace badly bent or corroded hooks, because the file restores a point but cannot repair structural damage.
Rinse it with clean water after use, brush off metal filings with an old toothbrush and let it dry before storage. Removing the filings prevents them from clogging the diamond surface.
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The FTM JustPro Little Hook File is a 10 cm diamond hook sharpener for predator fishing for zander, pike and catfish. Its diamond sharpening surface removes material from dulled points after snags or contact with stones and roots, so you can resharpen at the water rather than immediately replace an otherwise sound hook.
Grooves help position the hook precisely and keep the point aligned during sharpening. The file suits common single, treble and jig hooks in medium and larger sizes. Uses include jigging for zander in strong currents, pike fishing with large singles and catfish fishing. Very small trout or fine-wire hooks may be better served by a specialist fine sharpener.
The 10 cm length fits easily into a fishing bag for use after a snag. The diamond surface also works in wet conditions, allowing you to touch up a point directly at the water.
Check the point after each snag. A point that catches lightly on a fingernail is sharp, while one that slides across it needs attention. Sharpening can extend a hook's working life, but it cannot repair structural damage. Replace badly bent or corroded hooks.
Rinse the file with clean water after use and let it dry before storing. Brush away metal filings with an old toothbrush to keep the sharpening surface from clogging.
