Overview
The Owner STX-45 Zo Wire Treble Hooks are ideal for replacing your stock trebles and improving the hooking power of a wide variety of hardbaits. Featuring a 2X+ power construction and Owner’s exclusive Zo Wire, the STX-45 Treble Hooks deliver a 20% smaller diameter than standard steel wire treble hooks for unmatched strength and unbeatable hook penetration. Zo Wire is also a much harder and denser material than standard steel so the Super Needle Point’s stay sharper for a longer period of time.
The STX-45 Treble Hooks are crafted with a deep V-bend that eliminates leverage for the fish to throw the hook, and a shadow grey finish provides a slick coating, which increases hook penetration and reduces light reflections to help camouflage the hooks as well. Available in standard sizes, as well as, non-traditional in-between sizes, the Owner STX-45 Zo Wire Treble Hooks will allow you to get the perfect fit on any size bait and will result in more fish landed.
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Nothing like Zo wireBest treble hook I've ever used, I change all my treble hooks to these. Very sharp and don't dull quickly, can't ask for more than that!
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Comments: I've never come across a 2X hook that was this sticky. Gamakatsu hooks have done right by me for years, and they will continue to do so I'm sure. However, I compared the 2X Gamakatsu trebles to these things and it really wasn't even close. They are the new standard in sharpness for me. I live in Minnesota where I catch just as many pike as I do bass. And this year I went all in and put these on a bunch of 7" glide baits to target some huge pike. I wish the bass got big enough to require these hooks up north. What you Cali boys throw for bass we throw for musky and pike. I have no doubt these hooks will be worth the money.
From: James: Minneapolis, MN 1/27/22
Comments: This treble is a prime example of being dangerously sharp. While replacing stock trebles, I over and over kept stabbing the points into my fingers. Later, I saved my hands by using split ring pliers. Boy do I ever have great respect for these hooks. Fish Beware !!!
From: Dwayne: South Bend, Indiana 9/25/17