Overview
After receiving an overwhelming number of requests for producing replacement hooks, Duo International has commercialized the Duo Realis Nano Treble Hook so anglers can replace the exact treble hooks on their favorite hard baits. Designed for high retention and processing high strain rates, Nano treble hooks feature a slightly outward angled hook point that helps you convert more bites into hook-ups. Made with a slick Teflon coating these treble hooks deliver rapid penetrability and offer low resistance so less force is needed when you go to set the hook. Made in Japan and dangerously sharp, the Duo Realis Nano Treble Hooks stack the odds in your favor by increasing your probability of connecting when that next fish attacks.
| Size | Compatibility |
| #5 | Realis Spinbait 100 Realis Pencil 100 Realis Jerkbait 120F Realis Jerkbait 120SP Realis Crank M62 5A |
| #6 | Realis Spinbait 90 Realis Spinbait 72 Alpha Realis Pencil 85 Realis Jerkbait 85SP Realis Jerkbait 110SP Realis Vibration 68 Apex Tune Realis Crank 55SR Kabuki Realis Vibration 69 G-Fix |
| #8 | Realis Spinbait 80 Realis Spinbait 62 Alpha Realis Pencil 65 Realis Crank 50SSR Kabuki Realis Crank Mid Roller 40F Realis Spinbait 80 G-Fix |
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Great hooksThese hooks are fantastic. Someone said they didnt like these and switched to aaron martens gamakatsu trebles. These duo hooks have a better hookup ratio than those gamas. Ive used both for years. The thing that these excel at that the gamas and ewgs like the gamas do poorly at is the swiping strikes. Where the fish barely slaps the lure or bumps it or swipes it….. these hookup far more often than gamas and owners. The hook points on these trebles are just barely tilted outward and they grab the fish. The gama gfinesses and ewgs are barely tilted inwards to keep from snagging rocks and wood and anything you crank through…… and yeah these sometimes hang up more, but if you get time in with them and you learn to keep from snagging, they are the bees knees. Learn these just like when you first learned to crank, you had to learn to feel the bottom and feel wood and rocks vs bites. As you got better you learned as you bang into rocks or wood you let off the gas for a split second so the lure floats up just a hair enough to keep going without snagging…… well its the same for these. They can hang up more, but you learn to feel it and they also hook into more fish.
Finally they keep an amazing edge for a long while. I tested them on a frittside 7– i fished a rocky/ cliff type reservoir near my house thats my favorite place to crank. I used the stock berkley trebles on one (which are good hooks, the fusion ones). And i started going down the bank. Id say after maybe 2/3 mile to 1-mile and several small fish, the stock hooks were toast. They were so dull i was failing to hook fish. They didnt have the grab anymore. I swapped out for these and started going. I bet i went double and more before i noticed a couple of the hook tips were losing their grab, but a couple others were fine. Even so, i was still catching fish. Then it got dark and i had to go in. These hooks are the best you can get for hookup percentage. Theres only a few instances i would rather use other hooks.
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Comments: Bought these and they maybe sharp but they look as thick as stock hooks I would be replacing. I am taking back for Aaron Martens Nano.
From: Nathan: CA 3/3/23
Comments: These are the best treble hooks I've ever used in my life by far. So like the gama gfinesse ewg's they have the teflon nano coat. Also like gfinesse they are incredibly strong for a small diameter. The thing they have going that's different is the hooks shape. The ewg nano's are great hooks, second to only these. But we've all had the issue of ewg hooks not hooking up when a fish swipes or gently bites it..it's because the hook point is actually tilted inward. This helps from getting unwanted snags, but hurts in hookup percent. However if you hookup with those ewg style hooks, they aren't coming off. These are much better because the hook shape takes an ewg shape in bend but then the actual hook point tips back out on these nano hooks. The days of huge 3x ewg hooks are gone. With this tech, you have a very thin hook that does not bend out and has a crazy hookup ratio. I first tried these replacing some rapala hooks on a brat. The vmc rapala hooks are awesome in hooking up, but they are very weak. They bend easy and can band out on big fish if you dont set your drag right. These things are just as thin, Hookup better, the shape of bend keeps fish pinned, and they are so strong your lure will break or split rings give out before hook ever does. And after a day of banging squarebills into rocks that would trash other hooks, these are still sticky. Ive started switching everything now. All my jerkbaits, all my treble baits except a select few berkley with fusion just cuz they are pretty good too. I have supreme confidence in my treble baits now and I rarely lose a fish. Do you know what a gamechanger it is fishing a tourney and never losing a topwater or jerkbait fish? Its wild. You can use a softer rod cuz it dont take much to hook up and that helps in fighting the fish too. If I lose one now, its cuz it didnt get the hook, not cuz it came off the hook. Best money ever spent.
From: Dave: Kentucky 8/6/22
Comments: Outstanding hooks! I was having other brands bent and straightened and then replaced with these. No more losing fish.
From: Unknown: West Chester, PA 4/18/22
Comments: DUO Nano Hook is one of the best my ratio went up significantly and I fished the owner/ gama/ and a few others. Their cut and bend are unique
From: Unknown: 11/18/21
Comments: I've always said Duo has some of the best stock hooks on their hardbaits but IMO there are better. I have about 60% hookup ratio jerkbait fishing for big smallmouth in freezing temps with these hooks. I switched out to Owner STX-38 and landed almost 100% of them.
From: Benjamin: Saint Paul, MN 7/30/21
Comments: Best trebles on the planet! I hope to see bigger sizes added soon.
From: Scott: San Antonio, TX 5/29/21