Gamakatsu Bream River Feeder Hooks LS-2210 10pcs 100cm Red

Gamakatsu Bream River Feeder Hooks LS-2210 — Ready-Tied for Instant River Feeder Action

These pre-tied Gamakatsu LS-2210 hooks are built specifically for river feeder (feeder fishing) sessions, letting you clip on and fish without any fiddly knot-tying at the waterside.

Fine Wire, Wide Gape — Designed for Bream and Beyond

The LS-2210 pattern combines a thin-wire construction with a wide hook bend and a needle-sharp point, allowing the hook to penetrate cleanly into the soft mouths of bream, skimmer bream, and other coarse fish without requiring heavy strike force. The red coating adds a subtle visual trigger in coloured river water.

100 cm Monofilament Hooklength — Ready to Loop Straight On

Each hook is pre-tied to a 100 cm transparent monofilament hooklength, giving you a versatile starting length that suits most feeder rig setups. Simply loop it to your feeder link or swivel and you are ready to fish. The pack contains 10 individually tied hooks, so you have plenty of replacements for a full session on the river.

Choose the Right Variant

The Gamakatsu Bream River Feeder LS-2210 range is available in a selection of hook sizes across the same red, 100 cm monofilament format. Each variant carries 10 pre-tied hooks per pack and is matched to the hooklength length of 100 cm.

• Smaller sizes (e.g. 16–18): suited to shy-biting bream and roach on lighter baits such as single maggot or small pellet

• Mid sizes (e.g. 12–14): versatile all-round option for bream, skimmers, and tench on worm, caster, or corn

• Larger sizes (e.g. 8–10): better suited when targeting bigger bream or barbel with larger bait portions

• Current variant — Red hook coating, 100 cm monofilament hooklength, 10 pcs pack: the standard ready-tied configuration for river feeder fishing

Facts

• Hook pattern: Gamakatsu LS-2210

• Hook colour: Red

• Hooklength material: Transparent monofilament

• Hooklength length: 100 cm

• Quantity per pack: 10 pre-tied hooks

• Application: River feeder fishing, bream and other coarse species