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Andrew Poulos:
Just found that my local store has Jobus for $21 for 5. So picked up some.Nice hooks....!

Brandon Khoo:

--- Quote from: squidgie on March 17, 2007, 09:36:09 PM ---Just found that my local store has Jobus for $21 for 5. So picked up some.Nice hooks....!

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that would be 7/0s and below   ;D

Andrew Poulos:
Yep 7/0s is what I was after this time.

I will be using them when spinning garfish and maybe on some of the mid sized poppers I have to see what they are like. The next size up 8/0, seems a lot larger than the 7/0s.

Brandon Khoo:

--- Quote from: squidgie on March 18, 2007, 05:31:40 PM ---Yep 7/0s is what I was after this time.

I will be using them when spinning garfish and maybe on some of the mid sized poppers I have to see what they are like. The next size up 8/0, seems a lot larger than the 7/0s.

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ys, the Jobus are like that. the 8/0s look big next to the 7/0s and the 9/0s look massive. Wait till you check out the 10/0! I'm putting those onto the bigbest Heru Wahoo in the hope of a marlin on the troll

Hal Harvey:
Jobus are only made in 7/0s to 12/0s, no smaller. An 8/0 Jobu is equivalent to a 9/0 SJ-41 or SJ-51 for gape, and they're longer. Packets are all the same price - like you get five 7/0s, four 8/0s and so on. We've rehashed the pricing on our own website to have them priced per each and are selling them out of 100-boxes, so they're cheaper.

I personally like SJ-41s on most lures for singles. This is one strung off the back of a Dorado Slider... but I've forgotten what size it is.

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