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Do not be confused by the suggested lure weights specified on the rod blanks

6mm Beads: Hook sizes 10 to 6 [et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Size 6 or 8 are for general use.[/et_pb_pricing_item][et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Size 10s are good for pressured or finky fish or low water.[/et_pb_pricing_item] 8mm Beads: Hook sizes 8 to 4 [et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Sizes 6 & 4 are a good general size.[/et_pb_pricing_item][et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]For Salmon or larger trout use 4 or 2.[/et_pb_pricing_item][et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Size 8 for pressured or finicky trout.[/et_pb_pricing_item] 10mm Beads: Hook Sizes 6 to 2 [et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Size 4 is a good general size.[/et_pb_pricing_item][et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Size 2 for larger fish (Salmon, Steelhead or larger trout).[/et_pb_pricing_item] 12-14mm Beads: Hooks 4 to 1/0 [et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Sizes 4 & 2 are best for trout.[/et_pb_pricing_item][et_pb_pricing_item available="on"]Sizes 1 & 1/0 are good for Salmon or Steelhead.[/et_pb_pricing_item] Hook Sizes Sometimes hook sizes can be confusing, 2/0 (pronounced "two aught"), 2, what's the difference

You can take it out of the box and be bombing casts in just a few minutes