How To Modify Fishing Lures with Treble Hooks to Single Hooks

Mike Ebersberger of Anglers Sports Center and FishTalk Magazine angler in chief Lenny Rudow give you the rundown on how to mod your fishing lures for better catch and release fishing. With a pair of split ring pliers you can easily replace the stock treble hooks with inline single hooks on all sorts of fishing lures to be less harmful to the fish you don't intend to keep. You can also modify your lures with treble hooks by simply snipping off one of the hooks with a wire cutter.
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how do you go about finding the right size when you want to replace the treble with single Siwash Hook

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There aren't any hard "rules" we're aware of when it comes to choosing size and It's a judgement call. But as a rule of thumb remember that the hooks should be large enough to slightly overlap or at least almost meet in the middle on a two-hook plug, yet not so large or long that they can foul on each other. Most people rig the hooks in opposing directions (forward hook hanging gap down, aft hook hanging gap up) and rigged that way you can use sizes big enough that they can actually touch at the bend but will never foul on each other.

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