Eagle Claw 635 90-degree Heavy Wire Jig Hook – 100 Pack (Sizes #1 to 7/0) | Circle B Tackle

Overview

Discover the Eagle Claw 635 90-degree Heavy Wire Jig Hook, a rugged choice for anglers who build or customize their own jigs. Forged from strong wire and finished with a tin coating, this hook is designed to stand up to saltwater use while providing dependable performance across a range of jig designs.

With an O'Shaughnessy bend and a 90-degree orientation, the hook supports a variety of lure configurations. This makes it a versatile base for DIY tackle projects, from compact inshore jigs to larger offshore setups. The pack includes a broad size spread, giving you options to match your lure silhouette and target species without constantly reordering hooks.

Key design details

• Forged heavy wire delivers robust strength for demanding retrieves and bigger fish.
• Tin coating adds corrosion resistance, helping tackle hold up in briny environments.
• O'Shaughnessy bend supports secure knotting and versatile jig configurations.
• 90-degree orientation aids stable lure alignment and reliable hook exposure.
• Size range includes #2, #1, 1/0, 2/0, 3/0, 4/0, 5/0, 6/0, and 7/0 for varied jig styles.
• Pack of 100 hooks provides ready inventory for ongoing projects and replacements.

Real-world use cases

Anglers who enjoy DIY lure work will appreciate the flexibility to craft or retrofit jigs tailored to their local waters. The combination of strong wire and a protective tin finish can help maintain performance over multiple fishing sessions, while the 90-degree design supports a wide range of lure shapes and weights.

• Build versatile jig heads for both inshore and offshore targets.
• Replace worn hooks on existing jigs with a more durable, customizable option.

Practical guidance

• Select a size based on your target species and lure design needs.
• Pair with compatible molds and weights to achieve balanced action and desired depth.

For DIY enthusiasts planning a lure project, the Eagle Claw 635 90-degree Jig Hook provides a solid, reliable base. It’s not a guarantee of results, but it can support your building process and experimentation on the water.