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| Name | Gamakatsu LS-5213 Haken - Wurmhaken |
| EAN | 4534910642969 |
| MPN | 100726 |
| Brand | Gamakatsu |
| Size | 2/0 |
| Hook Type | Single worm hook for sea fishing with an eye |
| Point Style | Sharp inward-curved point |
| Hook Shape | Eyed hook with inward-curved point |
| Barb Type | Two barbs on the shank |
| Quantity | 6pieces |
| Color | Silver-colored / nickel-colored |
They are worm hooks for freshwater and saltwater natural-bait fishing. The supplier specifically names lobworms for eel and lugworms for flatfish and cod, including surf fishing, so they can serve both freshwater worm rigs and shore sea-fishing rigs.
Yes. The hook eye allows attachment to both braided and monofilament hooklengths, including surf rigs and other sea-fishing rigs. They are supplied as loose hooks, so you need to tie them into your chosen setup rather than use them as a ready-tied rig.
The packs contain #8: 15 hooks, #6: 13, #4: 12, #2: 10, #1: 9, #1/0: 7, #2/0: 6, #3/0: 5 and #4/0: 5. Hook size increases from #8 to #4/0, while pack quantity generally falls. Select the size for your bait and rig, then allow for the number of hooks needed.
Two barbs on the shank help retain the worm bait. This matters when presenting lobworms or lugworms on a single hook. The sharp, inward-curved point serves a separate purpose, supporting hooking when the fish takes the bait.
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The Gamakatsu LS-5213 is an eyed single worm hook for natural-bait fishing in freshwater and saltwater. Two barbs on the shank help hold the worm in place, useful when presenting lobworms for eel or lugworms for flatfish and cod, including surf fishing.
The sharp, inward-curved point supports hooking when a fish takes the bait. The eye lets you tie the hook to braided or monofilament hooklengths and incorporate it into surf rigs or other sea-fishing rigs. These are loose hooks, supplied for tying your own setup.
The range comprises #8 (15 hooks), #6 (13), #4 (12), #2 (10), #1 (9), #1/0 (7), #2/0 (6), #3/0 (5) and #4/0 (5). Moving from #8 towards #4/0 gives a larger hook, but generally fewer hooks per pack. Choose the size to suit the worm bait and rig you plan to use, then check the quantity when buying hooks for several rigs. The supplier describes the appearance as silver-colored or nickel-colored.
