A good rig avoids many mishaps: it's better to have a suitable hook and a clean trace than to have a lot of gear. This page brings together the rigging articles from the Black Friday, single, double, or treble hooks, traces, and accessories. Filter by hook type and fishing to find your piece.
The page brings together the small equipment from Trek Expert for assembling your setups, with a wide selection. It extends the fishing in Black Friday.
This page is one of the most comprehensive for fishing in Black Friday. The filters for hook type, brand, and fishing help you navigate without having to browse everything.
If you are a beginner, start with a small assortment of hooks in different sizes rather than a large batch of just one size: you can adjust according to the fish and bait.
The treble hook often accompanies hard baits for predator fishing. The single and the micro-barbed hook are suitable for fishing where you want to damage the fish as little as possible. The sheet specifies the size, which should be adapted to the bait or lure.
For a surface lure or a swimming fish, the treble is a classic. For natural bait, the single is sufficient. For catch-and-release fishing, the micro-barbed hook limits injuries. Remember to match the hook size to the bait size.
A hook that is too large for the bait reduces bites, while a hook that is too small fails to hook well on large fish. Keep several sizes in your box and change them as soon as the point gets dull, as a worn point hooks less effectively.
The selection is based on Korum, Berkley, Gamakatsu, VMC, and Korda. Each sheet details the hook model, packaging, and usage.
Korum and Berkley are among the most visible names, alongside Gamakatsu, VMC, and Korda. The sheets list the sizes and packaging: compare them before filling your basket.
Get into the habit of noting down the size and reference that work for you, so you can find them on your next order without having to compare everything again.
Store your hooks by size in a compartmented box: you’ll save time at the water’s edge and quickly see what you’re missing before reordering.
Pair your rigs with a rod, line in the equipment, and baits. For comfort, check out the bivvy.
A rig depends on the technique: carp, feeder, pole, or lure do not use the same elements. For a rig, match a hook to a line of consistent diameter. A rod that is too light for the chosen hook will tire quickly.
The fishing clearance and fishing sales round off the selection.
Small fishing equipment can easily get lost. Lots and assortments allow you to stock up, and the other pages of good deals help to complete your rigging box with items from past seasons.
Start here, then check the fishing clearance.
A treble hook for most hard lures, checking the size.
It's a hook with a reduced barb, often chosen for more fish-friendly fishing.
On the equipment page.
In baits.