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Equip large lures for demanding fights
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| Name | TREBLE HOOK 8527TI X5 2/0 |
| EAN | 3359228971447 |
| MPN | 8527 TI02/0E5 |
| Brand | VMC |
| Weight | 17.61g |
| Size | 2/0 |
| Hook Type | Treble hook, Sea hook |
| Hook Shape | Treble |
| Hook Coating | Tin |
| Hook strength rating | 5 |
| Corrosion resistance rating | 4 |
| Sharpness rating | 4 |
| Country of origin | FR |
It is intended for equipping large lures for tropical and big-game fishing, with bonito explicitly mentioned. Its high resistance to opening suits demanding fights, so choose the size to match your lure and target fish.
The sizes increase from #4 through #2, #1 and #1/0 to #2/0. Their listed weights are 5.19, 7.95, 10.99, 13.72 and 17.61 g respectively. Use the size and weight to compare the options for your lure, with #4 the smallest and #2/0 the largest in this family.
TI identifies the tin coating. The supplier still calls for dry storage and regular checks for rust or damage, so keep the hooks in a secure box or holder and replace corroded or damaged hooks rather than continuing to use them.
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The VMC 8527 Fishfighter Treble is a treble hook for equipping large lures for tropical and big-game fishing. Its high resistance to opening is intended for demanding fights, with bonito specifically named among its target fish.
The TI finish is a tin coating. The supplier lists hook strength as 5, corrosion resistance as 4 and sharpness as 4, without specifying the rating scales. These ratings are not breaking-strain figures.
The range runs from #4 through #2 and #1 to #1/0 and #2/0. The listed weights are 5.19 g for #4, 7.95 g for #2, 10.99 g for #1, 13.72 g for #1/0 and 17.61 g for #2/0. Size #4 is the smallest option here, while #2/0 is the largest. Match the hook size to the lure and intended fish rather than choosing on strength alone.
Use pliers or a hook remover to reduce contact with the sharp points. Check hooks for damage, bent points and rust before use, and replace damaged or corroded hooks. Store them dry in a secure box or hook holder, with the points covered when not in use, and keep them away from unsupervised children and pets.
