Gamakatsu LS-3310 Hooks 1/0 25pcs NS Black

Gamakatsu LS-3310 — Reliable Coarse Fishing Hook for a Wide Range of Species

The Gamakatsu LS-3310 in NS Black is a versatile spade-end coarse hook built for anglers who demand consistent, sharp penetration session after session.

Offset Point for Secure Hook-Ups

The LS-3310 features a sharp, offset (canted) point that rotates into the fish's mouth on the strike, reducing the chance of a missed take. Whether you're targeting cautious carp or quick-biting roach, the geometry of this point works with the fish's movement to set the hook cleanly.

Spade-End Design for Direct Line Connection

Instead of an eye, the LS-3310 uses a flat-forged spade end (Plättchenhaken), which allows a direct, low-profile connection when tying a traditional spade-end knot or using a hair rig extension. The result is a slim, streamlined presentation that sits naturally on soft baits, boilies, and natural hookbaits alike.

Choose the Right Variant

The LS-3310 NS Black is available in a wide size range to match your target species and bait size. All variants are spade-end hooks with an offset point, supplied in packs of 25.

• Size 12 — Small baits (maggots, single caster); ideal for roach, rudd, and smaller bream

• Size 10 — Maggots, small pellets; roach, perch, smaller tench

• Size 8 — Double maggot, corn, small worm; tench, bream, general coarse

• Size 6 — Corn, small boilie, worm; bream, tench, smaller carp

• Size 5 — Medium baits; bream, tench, carp

• Size 4 — Medium pellet, worm, small boilie; tench, carp

• Size 3 — Larger pellet, double corn; carp, bream

• Size 2 — Larger baits; carp, barbel

• Size 1.5 — Versatile mid-large size; carp, tench

• Size 1 — Larger hookbaits; carp, bigger species

• Size 1/0 — Medium boilies, larger naturals; carp, tench, larger bream

• Size 2/0 — Large boilies, big baits; carp

Facts

• Hook type: Spade-end (Plättchenhaken)

• Point style: Offset

• Coating: NS Black

• Pack quantity: 25 hooks

• Current size: 1/0

• Suitable species: Carp, roach, tench, bream, rudd, and other coarse fish