Looking for a Fluke Hook?

[MLTSPCS]

Has anyone ever tried using suspendots or strips on the hook. Most of us probably have them in our box anyway for altering buoyancy on cranks and jerks. You could put it on after the fluke is rigged to keep from tearing it up. You would also be able to adjust how much weight you added to the hook by simply cutting the lead. Just a thought. Probably gonna have to try that myself. Anything that can save a buck is worth a shot.

[Bassbusterjr]

That suspend dots seems like a good idea! i just might try that sometime when my regular wide gap hooks fails me.(like that will ever happen)lol

[MLTSPCS]

I saw in a post that you fish T's. Time management is critical and anything that could get the bait down to the strike zone faster could be an improvement as long as it doesn't hamper the bait's action. It was just an idea for the fellow asking about the weighted fluke hooks. You can never be closed-minded about new ideas and such. If nobody thought of or implemented new ideas we would all still be using cane poles and minners.