Overview
Ideal for use with crankbaits, vibrating jigs, or any other bait that uses a snap, the Hog Farmer Baits Egg Roll Snap provides a strong connection and allows for a more fluid action during the retrieve. Crafted using 100% stainless steel with a stealthy black-nickel finish, the Egg Roll Snap is built to withstand the power of trophy fish and features a U-shaped end that keeps it securely closed during the heat of battle. Also great to use on its own for quick, repeated lure changes, the Hog Farmer Baits Egg Roll Snap allows bass and multispecies anglers to fish with greater efficiency.
| Size | Strength | Quantity |
| 1 | 80lb | 10 |
| 2 | 100lb | 10 |
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Customer Reviews
Just get them...I have used these for 2 or maybe 3 years now to throw big 4oz to 10oz+ glides/swimbaits that cost $100 dollars or more per lure apiece...
I bought them at Hog Farmer Baits at their Hixson, TN store when I was there buying big baits for fishing in both Chickamauga & Nickajack Lakes.
I haven't had one fail yet in any kind of way whatsoever yet.
They aren't too overly huge and they are black colored, something which I like. They also aren't too awful to work with.
So far... a 34lb Striper is the largest fish that got caught on the #90lb smaller version, which is the one I use.
It has without one single problem since I've bought them, caught numerous chunky, mean, & very strong Largemouth Bass (* as in hundreds of bass from 15inches and all the way up to 10.34lbs)
I usually fish 4 to 5 days a week for a couple of hours or more each day
& I use these on a glidebait non-stop.
They're great stuff. Full confidence after years of success.
I don't even use the biggest size and STILL don't have to think about them
anymore.
The folks at Hog Farmer are big fish hunters themselves and
he designed them to use for fellow fisherman like himself...
I'm pretty much positive that he doesn't have any part of him that enjoys losing a fish... and you sure can tell with these trust-worthy snaps that will absolutely pull that big ol' greenback, sow-bellied, hawg of a bass right up in the boat with a flip, into the net, or up on the bank for everyone
who ties one of these snaps on.
Look... Seriously, just go on and get'em and don't worry. They're good.