Hi these seem to be quite popular to most anglers i was just wondering what are each type best used for on the pole and rod?
Cheers
Connor
Cheers
Connor
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Hi Connor,Originally posted by connor View Post
The PR28's are a fantastic hook for carp on the pole however Preston have stopped making them for some reason.
You can still get them online however i would imagine that these are just the last few in circulation.To succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funnybone. -
My experience of PR hooks is that they go blunt very easily, after a couple of fish and I would never use them again. I like Fox, Drennan or Kamasan.Comment
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pr hooks are pants i chucked every packet away i had in my box like nathan says they go blunt very quickly and the hook hold is crap not a fan lot better hook on the marketComment
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I also use Fox & Kamasan
Dont like Preston for same reason !!
Points Drop off !!ColinComment
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im glad its not just me that thinks thatComment
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T o be Honest i cant believe the Number of top class Anglers that still use them !!
I thought it was just me that didnt like them !!ColinComment
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again i think there crap tubertini the best in my eyesComment
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Each to their own, but you wont go far wrong with the Kamasan B911's mateTo succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funnybone.Comment
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I kept losing fish with Preston hooks so I reverted back to B911's and Drennan wide gape hooks. I've also tried the new Guru hooks and they are very very sharp and have a nice dull grey finish. The Guru QM's are excellent for use on the method feeder.
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I stopped using them ! thought they were pants i also kept on losing fish
only use drennan or guru nowComment
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guru seem ok...In darkness we do what we can
In daylight we're oblivionComment
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Having tried most of the PR range I have to say I'm not a big fan and tend to use mainly Turbertini hooks these days although I do use the Guru hooks now and again, great hooks but very expensive.Part time fisherman. Full time legend ;)
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Sorry to swim against the tide but I reckon the PR38 is a great pattern - I use it for 90% of my fishing, QM1's for the balance.Comment
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