Circle B Tackle Victory 10635 90° Heavy Wire Jig Hook — Pack of 100 (1/0–7/0) Compare to Eagle Claw 635

The Victory 10635 90° Heavy Wire O'Shaughnessy Bend Jig Hook from Circle B Tackle is built for serious saltwater jigging. Forged from robust heavy wire and finished with tin coating, these hooks resist salt and corrosion while delivering dependable strength for demanding jig action. The 90-degree O'Shaughnessy bend keeps a clean line in your jig, helping exposure and stability as you work through current and structure.

Endura Needle Point for confident penetration

Equipped with the Endura Needle Point, these hooks are designed for a sharp, consistent point that can pierce efficiently with minimal resistance. The combination of a strong build and a precise point aims to balance durability with reliable penetration, supporting steady hook sets during long runs and quick resets between retrieves.

Compatibility and sizing you can trust

The Victory 10635 is designed to fit standard jig systems and is noted to match the size and shape of Eagle Claw 635 style hooks and Mustad 91715. This compatibility means you can swap in these hooks with Do It and other common jig brands without changing your rig geometry. Available sizes span 1/0 through 7/0, giving you options to pair with different jig profiles and target species.

• Pack size: 100 hooks per pack for reliable ongoing use
• Saltwater ready: tin-coated heavy wire to resist corrosion in brackish to saline environments
• Endura Needle Point: optimized for quick penetration and consistent hook sets
• Broad size options: 1/0–7/0 to cover a variety of jig profiles

Whether you’re fishing along shorelines, probing deeper jig depths, or targeting structure, these hooks offer a dependable option that aligns with popular jig systems and real-world fishing scenarios. They don’t guarantee outcomes, but they provide a durable, familiar choice that can fit many setups.

• Use with standard Do It or similar jigs to preserve rig geometry
• Suitable for anglers who value durability and consistent sizing

Before you buy, consider your target species, water conditions, and typical jig size, then choose the option that best matches your rig. This approach helps you align gear with your on-water needs.