The Gamakatsu LS-1310N is a nickel spade end hook designed for coarse fishing, featuring a long shank, wide gape, and sharp point. Supplied in packs of 25, it suits pole and feeder fishing for roach, bream, and silver bream.

SKU: 81093, EAN: 4534910087999

MPN: 81093

Brand: Gamakatsu

Hook Type: Spade Hook

Quantity: 25pieces

Hook Coating: Nickel

Gamakatsu LS-1310N – Reliable Spade End Hooks for Coarse Fishing

The Gamakatsu LS-1310N is a dedicated coarse fishing hook built for anglers who demand consistent sharpness and a solid connection to the line — no eyelets, no compromises.

Spade End Design for Direct Line Attachment

The flat, forged spade end (Plättchenhaken) replaces a traditional eye, allowing you to tie the line directly to the hook shank for a slimmer, more natural presentation. This is particularly valued in pole and feeder fishing, where bait movement and finesse matter.

Long Shank, Wide Gape, Sharp Point

The LS-1310N features a long shank that aids bait mounting and unhooking, combined with a wide hook gape for reliable hooksets and a consistently sharp point that penetrates quickly on the strike. The nickel finish keeps the hook visible for easy inspection while providing a clean, functional surface.

Choose the Right Variant

The LS-1310N range is available across multiple sizes and hook-type configurations. Select the size and type that matches your target species and rig:

Spade End (Plättchenhaken) — Nickel — Sharp Point (e.g., ids 736635, 736640): Spade end with explicitly noted sharp point; ideal for pole fishing targeting roach, bream, and silver bream where a fine, precise hook is needed
Spade End (Plättchenhaken) — Nickel (e.g., ids 736639, 736642, 203774): Spade end in nickel finish; versatile all-round choice for feeder and pole rigs targeting a broad range of coarse species
Spade End (Plättchenhaken) — Nickel — scharf/sharp (e.g., ids 736632, 736633, 736637, 736641, 804464, 804465): Spade end variants with sharp point designation across various sizes; well suited to feeder setups and mixed-species coarse fishing