The manufacturer VMC is known for 100% reliable hooks with superb hooking properties. And in fact, it’s hardly surprising that also the predator collection lives up to this great reputation.
The VMC 7315ST Finess Swimbait Hook is a modern offset hook for finesse fishing for pike, perch, zander and other predators. Its offset design allows you to fish spots with lots of obstacles such as reed banks, lily pads and areas with lots of seaweed. Further, the integrated bait holder holds all kinds of softbaits in place. In addition, it can be used in many different ways – for example as a Carolina rig or without weight, which can be a real game changer in cold water. It offers outstanding hooking properties thanks to its wide gap and the extremely sharp point. Last but not least, the modern Hi-Carbon material and the forged bend make it very strong, and therefore you will always be ready for the fish of a lifetime.
Details:
- Modern finesse offset hook for rigging softbaits for targeting pike, perch, zander and other predators
- Integrated bait holder that holds all kinds of softbaits in place
- Extremely light for a hovering presentation
- Made of a very reliable Hi-Carbon steel
- Wide gap and extremely sharp, long point for outstanding hooking properties
- Small barb and ultra-smooth PTFE coating for optimal penetration
- Forged bend for maximum stability
| Hook Size | Content |
|---|---|
| 2 | 6 pcs. |
| 1 | 6 pcs. |
| 1/0 | 5 pcs. |
| 2/0 | 4 pcs. |
| 3/0 | 4 pcs. |
| 4/0 | 3 pcs. |
The only direct contact we have with the fish happens at the hook, which makes this arguably the most important part of our equipment. The French manufacturer VMC, whose history can be traced back to the year 1796, has always been aware of this fact and started producing high-quality hooks for the ambitious angler in 1910. For over 100 years, VMC has stood for excellent quality single hooks and trebles, which anglers all over the world trust blindly and which enjoy unbroken popularity. Especially the trebles are used from the tropical waters to the icy northern sea and contribute to the safe landing of particularly large fish.
