Overview
Perfecting the balance between gap width and hook point direction, the Ryugi Infini Offset Wide Gap Worm Hooks feature a shape that makes it easy to pierce the mouth of any fish. Constructed with a power-bend design that conveniently shifts your plastic away from the point, these hooks feature a medium-heavy wire construction and work great for Texas or Carolina rigged soft plastics. Ryugi’s cyber metal formulation creates a rigid hook that is less likely to dull, and their proprietary TC Teflon coating adds a slick surface for positive hook-sets. The Ryugi Inifini Offset Wide Gap Worm Hooks are colored black and provide a dulled look in the water for a subtler offering.
Ryugi Japan Fishing Tackle has set out to make the best bass fishing hooks and terminal tackle on the market by questioning every aspect of design. Based out of Hyogo Japan, Ryugi stays on the forefront of cutting-edge tackle innovation by utilizing a field staff team comprised of Lake Biwa fishing guides, top Japanese tournament anglers, and even Bassmaster tournament pro Takumi Ito. The development staff at Ryugi believes fieldwork is indispensable, and aims to create products that reflect the ideas and understanding of their renowned field staff.
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Comments: This is a fantastic hook. Ryugi has become my favorite brand when it comes to finesse presentation hooks. They're super sharp and has a great shape. They bend out a tad bit easier than other brands, but only if you get stuck in something. I've increased my hook-up ratio with these hooks for sure. Both because they're super sharp, but also because of the shape and its thinner properties. I love Ryugi's stuff.
From: Benjamin: Scandinavia 9/4/22
Comments: This hook is legit. The gap, neck, and angle is the best I've found for bulky plastics like a fat ika or cover scat. Was using a Gammy deep throat's for years with the fat ika. The Infini has definitely increased hook up and hook - land ratio. So good sometimes a hook set is not even needed on aggressive hits during movement.
From: Dan: Illinois 6/5/22